Frontline hospitals have received critical equipment from the Hope Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation and philanthropists Oleksiy Omelyanenko and Anatoliy Shkriblyak.
Over the past week, frontline hospitals in Donetsk, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia and Dnipro regions have received 20 expensive Swiss Easy Pulse Schiller devices for emergency resuscitation. The humanitarian mission was made possible thanks to the partnership of the "Nadiya" Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation with philanthropists Oleksiy Omelyanenko and Anatoliy Shkriblyak, Budhouse Group.
"Our mission is to save lives. We systematically transfer critical medicine according to the requests of hospitals. I keep in touch with military medics to quickly transfer equipment that really helps wounded soldiers come back to life in the literal sense of the word. I have the utmost respect for medics, especially those who are currently working in the hot spots. I am always in touch with the leadership of the medical forces. We work closely with all frontline hospitals, and we live thanks to our defenders. Therefore, we must do everything to ensure that doctors have all the tools to save the wounded," said Valeriy Dubil, First Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Health, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the "Nadiya" Youth Initiative Foundation.
He thanked the partners for their support of Ukraine's medical industry and assistance in implementing important charitable initiatives. "One device means hundreds of saved lives of Ukrainian defenders. This expensive portable autonomous device provides high-quality indirect heart massage with a constant frequency and depth of compressions for effective defibrillation. I am grateful to our defenders! I am extremely grateful to all the medics who are selflessly and sacrificially working for the victory. I am grateful to our partners who made this mission possible," he added.
"Supporting military medics is our duty. We must provide them with everything they need to save lives," added Anatoliy Shkriblyak.