With the support of philanthropist Oleksiy Omelyanenko, the Nadiya Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation made its 181st trip to the hottest spots on the frontline - Kupyansk, Lyman, Pokrovsk and Orikhove.
“Together with the Foundation's volunteers, we are conducting the 181st humanitarian mission to the front line, to its hottest spots - Kupyansk in Kharkiv region, Lyman and Pokrovsk in Donetsk region, Orikhove in Zaporizhzhia region. With the help of the Foundation and the support of our partners, including Oleksiy Omelyanenko, we have recently provided Ukraine's defenders with 25 powerful electronic warfare stations, thousands of starliners, hundreds of generators and charging stations. We understand how important it is to support Ukraine's defense forces, and we continue to do everything we can to do so,” said Valeriy Dubil, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Foundation and First Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on National Health.
In addition to direct support of the military units, the Hope Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation, in partnership with Oleksiy Omelyanenko, provides systematic assistance to Ukrainian hospitals, especially those located near the front line.
“We are making every effort to ensure that every Ukrainian soldier and every civilian in the frontline regions affected by the fighting has a chance to be saved. We provide frontline hospitals and clinics with everything they need. We have delivered 50 Swiss Easy Pulse Schiller cardiopulmonary resuscitation devices, more than 100 infusion heaters, laser surgical equipment, and arthroscopes for incisionless operations on the limbs, installed 5 Fuji gastrocolonoscopy rooms in frontline hospitals in Donetsk and Kharkiv regions, 11 acute kidney machines, and transferred hundreds of resuscitation monitors, tomographs, CT and MRI machines, modern ultrasound machines, X-ray machines and operating tables to the affected regions. We believe that our support will help save many lives, as brave Ukrainian doctors are fighting for every wounded person every day. It is our duty to support them in this extremely important mission,” summarized Oleksiy Omelyanenko.