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Medical Support for the Ukraine Front Line and Civilian Aid Groups
So far we have made several trips to Poland with vehicles and Ukraine with aid. Supported by collection groups across Hampshire and West Sussex, we travel to Dover, through France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and Poland to Ukraine.
From there we deliver the Civilian and Humanitarian aid we carry to Operation Safe Drop (Make a Difference Foundation) who have a storage unit both in Poland and Lviv. They then distribute this across Ukraine to areas which were Russian Held or to areas where Russia have launched attacks. their current focus is the areas affected by the dam breach near Kherson. We also deliver aid to The Ukrainian Patriots Association who are based in Kent and Kiev. this is mainly (non-lethal) nilkitary equipment such as boots and clothing.
The third organisation we support is Tsunami Regiment where we take trauma medical, vehicles and other useful equipment.
So far we have taken out around 21,000 KG of aid that has been donated directly to us from the local community of Horndean and Clanfield, but also from Portsmouth Helps Ukraine, Petworth Ukrainian Relief, Bognor UKR group. As of July 2023, we have travelled nearly 25,000 miles over 6 trips by road, sea, air or rail depending upon what we have taken out and how we are able to get back to the uk as some donations have been vehicles on a one way trip.
Each vehicle costs about £3,000 to get to Ukraine and back with fuel, ferries, hotels and food. This is funded entirely by us. Any donations whether physical or cash go straight to where they are needed.
Currently, we are looking for funds to buy 1000 tourniquets (£10,000), 3 quad bikes for casualty evacuation and supplies delivery (£16,500) general medical £10,000.
If you would like to help save the life of someone fighting for Ukraine whose name you will never know and you will never meet then please consider supporting us.
Medical supplies needed for troops
Odessa motorway Police unit has been converted to a Military unit to protect the coast with the Black Sea, they are Fury Brigade in Tsunami Regiment. They cover the coast from Odessa to Kherson and beyond.
They have gone from a 300 strong unit to over 2300, there is some support from the Ukrainian Government however its very small and comes in sporadically and not enough for every regiment to increase their numbers at the pace that’s needed to fight for their country.
Our goal is to supply personal first aid kits to front line troops, we are currently trying to obtain donated first aid kits from car scrap yards so that we can convert these in to front line kits (to keep costs down), we will be adding in things like Trauma Shears, Tourniquets, Emergency Trauma Dressings, gloves and tape ect.
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