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The Charitable Foundation “Life Support of Ukraine” was established during one of the most challenging periods in our country. It was at a time of significant danger, uncertainty about the future, and a loss of motivation to live that the foundation’s team intensified its efforts to provide vital support to the people of Ukraine.
The Foundation’s team sees its mission as continually analyzing the challenges and needs of Ukrainian society in the context of war, forming a high-quality response to identified social demands, and educating people to create the foundation for the development of their own personality and the surrounding community. The goal is to provide these communities with resources for fair, wise, and rational development.
Based on the international experiences in nation development during wartime and post-war periods, our team invites Ukrainian communities to build pillars for their own recovery and personal development.
Providing military units and individual soldiers with vehicles, ambulances (evacuation transport), personal protective equipment (bulletproof vests and helmets), hemostatic powder, personal first aid kits, turnstiles, stoves, generators, and more.
Assisting medical facilities with ambulances, medicines, stoves, generators, turnstiles, hemostatic powder, conducting seminars on psychological rehabilitation, and organizing experience-sharing seminars with American doctors.
Engaging in activities such as evacuating women and children from combat zones, organizing recreational camps for children, and providing vulnerable groups with essential items like food, hygiene kits, clothing, stoves, and generators.
Supporting the State Emergency Service units by providing ambulances, medicines, stoves, generators, turnstiles, hemostatic powder, conducting seminars on psychological rehabilitation, and organizing experience-sharing seminars with American doctors.
Providing military and police chaplains with personal protective equipment (helmets and bulletproof vests), American personal first aid kits, hemostatic powder, training, medical turnstiles, and literature for military psychologists.
Organizing activities to provide support for individuals in the civilian people and military veterans dealing with PTSD. Conducting sessions on psychological trauma for various groups, including military and police chaplains, combatants and their families and others.
