See how your support has helped people and saved lives in Ukraine. United Help Ukraine highlights $64 million in humanitarian, medical, and tactical aid to Ukraine during the war. [Video]
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See how your support has helped people and saved lives in Ukraine. United Help Ukraine highlights $64 million in humanitarian, medical, and tactical aid to Ukraine during the war. [Video]
We’re thankful for Mr. Lehne’s hospitality, support, and partnership, and for the overwhelming support for Ukraine of the German people! Medical and psychological assistance is crucial to the Ukrainian people now.
We’ve partnered with AVP – Akzeptanz, Vertrauen, Perspektive e.V. to establish UkraineHilfe Düsseldorf, a hub for humanitarian aid to Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees in Germany.
Your support is crucial in our ongoing effort to supply essential medical resources to hospitals and medical centers in Kyiv and throughout Ukraine!
Your donations have directly saved lives, like Glenna, a frontline medic, who explains how these ambulances enable them to treat heavy casualties and transport the injured to safety. [Video]
Watch to see how your donations and support provide essential supplies and services to the Ukrainian people affected by the war. [Video]
In active combat zones, the regular ambulances are not able to reach people in need of evacuation. Thanks to our donors, United Help Ukraine was able to acquire two armored military evacuation vehicles for the First Volunteer Mobile Hospital of Ukraine. [Video]
The incredible surgeon and a person with a big heart, Dr. Aviram Giladi and his team of MedStar Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, removed a neuroma on Gosha’s stump.
Equine therapy for the veterans is an amazing opportunity that provides our soldiers on leave with physical and mental benefits. Also gives veterans and defenders a chance to find peace on a quiet farm, helping them deal with the complex feelings that come from being on the front lines.
We wanted to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Maxwell Meytin for his incredible initiative in support of our Smuha Project, which focuses on psychological support for Ukrainian children.