Mala Oleksandrivka | ultrasound

23-24.12.23

We helped the local ultrasound specialist.

More people live in the village than one person can physically examine. In addition, there are many evacuees from Kherson and villages close to the Dnipro.

The ultrasound doctor had 65 patients in two days, but he performed 2-3 ultrasounds on each. Among them were often examinations of the abdominal cavity and thyroid gland.

We thank Mr. Andrii for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Blahodativka | Family doctor, pediatrician, ultrasound

22.12.23

Almost every house in the village is destroyed. In addition, the village was flooded after the Kakhovskaya HPP was blown up.

The people are depressed because, apart from the occupation and the flooding they have experienced, the shelling is still often heard. Almost every patient had problems with pressure and stress tension.

We had 27 patients, the youngest was 2 months old, and the oldest was 85 years old. The ultrasound specialist had the most work—people came for 1 examination, but he saw problems and examined further, and people left with a complete examination of organs.

Thank you to Mr. Andrii, Ms. Anastasia and Olga for the courage to help and care for patients 💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Sadok | Family doctor, pediatrician, ultrasound

21.12.23

Together with an ultrasound doctor, a family doctor and a pediatrician we had 36 patients. Among them were children, particularly children under one year old. There are many children left in the de-occupied territories, so children's specialists are also very much needed.

Thank you to Mr. Andrii, Ms. Anastasia and Olga for the courage to help and care for patients 💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Chkalove, Vysoke, Lymanets | Neurologist

18-20.12.23

The villages are on the front line and are shelled almost every day. All this affects health because a lot of stress is added. Almost every patient had high blood pressure and stress.

In three days, we had 49 patients. In addition to medical examination, the arrival of doctors from different parts of Ukraine also greatly supports people morally. Thanks to the attention of doctors and the help provided people feel needed and that they aren’t forgotten, which is very encouraging.

Thank you Mr. Volodymyr for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Tverdomedove, Bobrovyi Kut | Family doctor, psychotherapist

16-17.12.23

In some villages, there are no medical workers, and midwifery stations or dispensaries have been destroyed.

In two days, together with a family doctor and a psychotherapist, we had 52 patients. Many people in the villages with hypertension or diabetes desperately need medication and regular check-ups.

One of the patients required hospitalization, and the other two patients required a surgeon's consultation with subsequent hospitalization in the surgical department. There were also children at consultations, including a boy with cerebral palsy who needed examination and treatment.

Thank you Ms. Lesya and Hanna for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Maksyma Hor'koho, Charivne | Family doctor, psychotherapist

14-15.12.23

32 patients in the village of Maksym Gorky, de-occupied part of the Kherson region.

The village is located 20 km from the war zone and has been repeatedly shelled. The nearest hospital is destroyed, and the nearest working hospital is 150 km away.

People have nowhere to go for medical help, and volunteer doctors even come from abroad to help them. We thank family doctor Lesya from Lviv and psychotherapist Hanna, who currently lives in Lithuania.

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Blagodativka | Ultrasound, gynecologist

10.12.23

17 patients in the village of Blagodativka, a de-occupied part of the Kherson region.

Following the rupture of the Kakhovka Dam, the village was almost completely flooded. In addition, the ambulatory was bombed earlier, so people currently have nowhere to go for medical help.

We are glad to provide such an opportunity at our missions. Thank you to Ms. Natalia, ultrasound doctor, and Ms. Svitlana, gynecologist, for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.