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United Help Ukraine’s Medical Aid Program provides supplies and equipment to state-run and military hospitals across Ukraine. We also help cover medical expenses for wounded service members and veterans. United Help Ukraine offers additional support for living and travel costs for those who require long-term treatment.

Two smaller components of the program promote the mental wellness of civilians traumatized by war and pay for travel to the U.S. for amputee defenders in need of prostheses, physical therapy, and emotional support.

Through purchases, partnerships, and in-kind donations from the U.S. and abroad, we obtain and distribute everything from syringes to ventilators and other life-saving operating-room equipment. The State of Maryland donated several ventilators that we transported to hospitals in need. 

This program also provides triage-training funds to help medical providers in Ukraine handle mass casualty events. UHU has a joint venture with the Syrian American Medical Association in Washington, D.C., and the Ukrainian Medical Association called Project 22. This collaboration supplies a network of 22 hospitals on the front lines with resources to handle mass casualties.

“Medical aid is incredibly crucial during this time of intense conflict, and our Medical Aid Program allows us to provide much-needed, life-saving supplies to hospitals and other medical facilities across Ukraine.” Maryna Baydyuk, President, UHU.

Learn about how you can help in many ways and directly make an impact on the lives of Ukrainians.

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Mental Wellness

Under this program, psychologists provide vital assistance to the mental wellness of traumatized civilian people, especially Ukrainian children.  The Smuha Family Resilience Project is one of the core projects under medical aid and mental wellness initiatives. The word Smuha in Ukrainian language, means path, lane, or line. We focus on creating the path from the most difficult conditions to strong mental wellness and future development. Smuha has multiple components to address the needs of children and those who care for them.  “It is vital to the health of Ukraine’s children and young people that they are not overlooked during this challenging time. We are proud to be at the forefront of efforts to care for the people who represent such a crucial piece of our nation’s future.” Maryna Baydyuk, President, UHU.

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Wounded Warrior

The Wounded Warrior Program, part of the Medical Aid ProgramMedical Aid Program, supports travel to the U.S. for treatment of Ukrainian wounded soldiers. The United Help Ukraine focuses on those amputee defenders who are not available for treatment in Ukraine. The enhanced treatment, prosthetics, and recovery became possible in a partnership with Medical Center Orthotics and Prosthetics in Silver Spring, MD. We also offer housing, transportation, entertainment, and emotional support to those who have sacrificed so much fighting for their country. The Washington Post highlights this initiative with the heartbreaking story of a defender after being captive. “By providing emotional support to our brave warriors, United Help Ukraine is giving these soldiers a piece of home while they are receiving life-saving treatment here in the US.” Maryna Baydyuk, President, UHU. Learn the breathtaking story of Ukrainian defender and former barista Dmytro, who received aid under this initiative. United Help Ukraine supports defenders with prosthetics by sponsoring their participation in the world-renowned annual Marine Corps Marathon, held annually in Washington, D.C. Learn how you can support these brave people.

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Latest Reports

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This program supports the mental health and resilience of children and families impacted by war, offering therapeutic activities, support groups, and safe spaces for healing.
UHU recently responded to a direct request for help from a soldier with severe burns sustained on the frontline. This led us to collaborate with the Burn Center at Kyiv’s Hospital #2—a facility that, before now, had not received humanitarian assistance from other organizations.
The “Little Heroes” project, in partnership with ГО «Активне Суспільство України», was created in response to the invasion, offering a safe space for children affected by the war.

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