Aid Delivery

The first transport of humanitarian aid lasted from March 5th to 10th.
Even then, the first inquiries came from the territorial defense in the Khmelnytsky region and from the military hospital in the Vinnytsia region.
Among the cargo were technical means of communication (20 walkie-talkies). First aid and surgical medication as well as baby food and hygiene items.
We bought the walkie-talkies from Amazon, medicines and hygiene items were made available to us by the charity fund #StandWithUA.
On the way back to Wuppertal (NRW Germany) we were joined by 3 temporarily displaced people from the Odessa and Mykolayiv regions.

The second humanitarian aid delivery took place from March 11th to March 16th.
The request came from a military hospital in Vinnytsia.
A large list of drugs, surgeries, morphine and a resuscitation kit were provided to the hospital.
We thank the organization #StandWithUA. for all the medicines.
On the way back two women and two children were evacuated from Ukraine and we would like to thank the founder and GF of 7th Space GmbH for their further stay in Langenfeld, Germany.

The third aid transport took place on March 18th and ended on March 22nd.
Inquiries were made by Khmelnytsky Children's Hospital and Vinnytsia Military Hospital.
Medicines were delivered to the hospital according to the list previously provided. The hospital received a large number of surgical hygiene products, medicines and first-aid kits.
We would like to support the organization #StandWithUA. for all the medication and help. We would also like to thank the founders of VIL GmbH for providing the transporter.
On the way back, a woman and her underage son were evacuated from Ukraine.

The fourth shipment of humanitarian aid was made on March 24th and ended on March 28th.
Inquiries came from the military hospital in Vinnyzja and the e.V. "Kvadrat" - Ukrainian help center for refugees from eastern Ukraine in Vinnyzja.
The 26 camp beds for the wounded, as well as medicines and surgical medicines, were delivered to the hospital. A large number of baby and adult hygiene products and baby food were made available to the e.V. "Kvadrat".
We would like to thank the management and all the volunteers at e.V #Blau Gelbes Kreuz for all the camp beds and hygiene items. Special thanks to Carryrent for providing a roof box.
On the way back, a grandmother and her two grandchildren were evacuated from Ukraine.

The fifth shipment of humanitarian aid was made on April 5th and lasted until April 11th.
The request came from the volunteer center e.V. "Kvadrat" - Ukrainian help center for refugees from eastern Ukraine in Vinnytsia.
The e.V. "Kvadrat" was provided with a large number of baby and adult hygiene products and baby food. In addition, another 120 camp beds for the wounded were delivered by truck to the military hospital in Vinnytsia.
We would like to thank the management of #Blau Gelbes Kreuz and all their volunteers for all the camp beds. Hygiene, baby food and civil medicine were supported by #StandWithUA. Special thanks to Carryrent for providing a roof box.
On the way back from Ukraine, one person was evacuated from the city of Zaporizhia.
Many thanks to all my friends, colleagues and acquaintances for your financial support.

The sixth shipment of humanitarian supplies took place on April 19-29.
The application was made by the military administration of the city of Krasnograd in the Kharkiv region.
A large number of medicines for civilian medicine and surgery were brought to Krasnograd to the Volunteer Support Center for Temporarily Displaced Persons. Hygiene, baby food, diesel generator and other important things.
We would like to thank #Blau Gelbes Kreuz and #StandWithUA. especially to the management and all their volunteers for all the above help. Special thanks to Carryrent for providing a roof box.

Continuation of our humanitarian aid deliveries. The seventh convoy brought essential supplies to communities in need.
We continue to work closely with local volunteers and partner organizations to ensure efficient distribution of aid to those who need it most.

The eighth humanitarian aid delivery continued our mission of supporting Ukrainian communities.
Essential supplies, medicines and other urgently needed items were transported and distributed to those affected by the conflict.