Through our Defender Aid Program, United Help Ukraine has trained over 10,500 defenders in tactical medical skills.
Program: Defender’s Aid
Powering the Frontlines
United Help Ukraine is committed to supplying power banks to defenders on the frontlines, ensuring they stay connected in even the most remote and challenging environments like forests and trenches.
Another successful first aid training completed
With your help, we have already provided vital first aid training to over 9,000 soldiers, equipping them with life saving skills for the frontlines! Soldiers also received their own first aid kits, fully stocked with top of the line supplies.
United Help Ukraine International Center for Tactical Medicine
[Video] Since June of 2023, United Help Ukraine has been providing advanced tactical medical training to Ukraine’s defenders, training up to 750 defenders and medics each month!
10,000 first aid kits for frontline defenders
Back in the fall, United Help Ukraine and the band Antytila / Антитіла joined forces on a world tour with an important goal: raise money for 10,000 first aid kits.
A big thank you to all of the volunteers who joined us today!
With their incredible help, we were able to pack a 40ft container with essentials including backpacks, medical supplies, and other vital aid that will soon be sent to Ukraine.
Celebrating 2 years of our warehouse in Ukraine!
What went from an empty space to a bustling hub of hope, our warehouse has been filled with aid ready to be shipped to civilians and defenders impacted by war.
Providing solace to Ukraine’s Defenders through equestrian therapy
Together with ХАробрість, we continue to provide equestrian therapy sessions to Ukrainian defenders.
Supporting Ukraine’s Defenders on the Frontlines
Your support is crucial in providing essential aid to frontline defenders!
United Help Ukraine and Antytila on 1+1 Marathon
Maryna Baydyuk, the president of United Help Ukraine, and Taras Topolia, the leader of the Ukrainian band “Antytila,” appeared on the national telethon on channel 1+1 to tell Ukrainians about their collaboration. [Video]