Life-savers. Help for Pavlohrad Intensive Care Hospital

Life-savers. Help for Pavlohrad Intensive Care Hospital

The Rise of Ukraine team visited the Pavlohrad Intensive Care Hospital. We delivered 300 kilograms of humanitarian aid to the doctors. The medical staff received bandages, compresses, plasters, surgical supplies, antibiotics, syringes, and necessary medicines to help them daily. We are grateful to UNION DES UKRAINIENS EN BRETAGNE for the opportunity to deliver all the […]

The Rise of Ukraine team visited the Pavlohrad Intensive Care Hospital.

We delivered 300 kilograms of humanitarian aid to the doctors.

The medical staff received bandages, compresses, plasters, surgical supplies, antibiotics, syringes, and necessary medicines to help them daily.

We are grateful to UNION DES UKRAINIENS EN BRETAGNE for the opportunity to deliver all the essentials.

We are also immensely grateful to every Doctor for their invaluable contribution to saving a life. You are our Heroes!

The least we can do is to make your work easier.

Together – to victory! And after it!

Your Rise.

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