U.S. UCC and partners helped send support to a field hospital in Ukraine on the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
02/24/2024
DFW
Overview
On the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, U.S. UCC helped support a field hospital in Ukraine. The support reached medical personnel serving Ukrainian defenders in Sloviansk, where the team continues lifesaving work under difficult and dangerous conditions.
The special composition of the front hospital group medroti 1st Presidential Brigade, Guard Brigade “Bureviy,” sincerely thanks Tamara Welsher, Ukrainian Chamber in Dallas/Fort Worth, and Eight Dimensions Charity for participating in supporting the mobile hospital in Sloviansk, where under constant enemy missile fire we save the lives of our defenders. When there is such support, we understand that we can’t be defeated. Together with you we are approaching our common victory.
- Front hospital group of the 1st Presidential Brigade / Guard Brigade “Bureviy”
Story Highlights
Aid Sent
Support was delivered to a field hospital in Ukraine.
Medical Support
The help supported frontline medical personnel working under dangerous conditions.
Partner Effort
U.S. UCC worked with community partners to make support possible.
How This Support Helped
Frontline Relief
Help reached people serving and protecting Ukraine.
Medical Readiness
Support helped a mobile hospital continue its lifesaving work.
Community Solidarity
The story showed that the Ukrainian-American community continues to stand with Ukraine.
Gallery
About This Support
Support type
Support for frontline medical teams and defenders in Ukraine.
Who Was Helped
Frontline hospital group of the 1st Presidential Brigade / Guard Brigade “Bureviy” in Sloviansk, Ukraine.