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How we work

Thanks to tremendous support of our partners and the project model,
$1 of your donations enables us to ship to Ukraine
$25-27 of medical equipment and supplies.
Process preparing for a new shipment
1
Project CURE, our supply partner, collects surplus medical supplies and equipment from hospitals in different areas of the USA, and stocks them in their warehouses.
2
Our volunteer, certified by Project CURE, goes to Ukraine and performs in-person assessment of Ukrainian recipient hospitals’ needs. The volunteer works with the head doctors and business managers of recipient hospitals to ensure that the hospitals have trained MDs and existing infrastructure to work with the medical equipment provided by our non-profit.
3
“Support Hospitals in Ukraine” raises $25,000 per container to fund operational expenses.
4
Upon receipt of the funds, Project CURE packs a 40-ft container by matching receiving hospital’s request (compiled by a certified volunteer in conjunction with senior receiving hospital staff) and inventory on hand.
5
Once the supplies are selected, the final packing list is sent to the customs broker of our registered partner non-profit in Ukraine, who uses it to get humanitarian aid duty-free designation for the contents of the container from the Ukrainian government.
6
The container is shipped by sea, clears customs duty-free in Ukraine, and is released to the recipient hospitals. Hospitals’ officials sign receipt paperwork. A volunteer from “Support Hospitals in Ukraine” goes to each recipient hospital to ensure proper equipment transfer and ongoing follow-up.

News

December 23, 2024

ICU Beds Delivered to Dnipro

ICU beds were delivered to two hospitals in the Dnipro region. These facilities provide critical healthcare services to women and children, as well as oncology patients in Dnipro and Kryvy Rih.

For more information, see updates on our LinkedIn feed.

September 15, 2024

ICU Beds Shipped to Ukraine

48 Hill-Rom Advanta 2 Medical Surgical Hospital Beds shipped to Dnipro, Ukraine. These ICU beds are among the best in class, designed to enhance both patient care and caregiver efficiency.

More information in our post on LinkedIn.

August 1, 2024

Humanitarian Medical Aid Delivered to Dnipro

From ICU beds to defibrillators, patient monitors, ultrasound units, and more, these life-saving supplies are now in the hands of heroic medical professionals in Dnipro.

As always, head on to our LinkedIn feed for more info.

July 26, 2024

Humanitarian Medical Cargo Delivered to Kyiv

This humanitarian cargo includes a wide range of essential equipment and supplies, which are critical for providing high-quality medical care to the local residents and IDPs. These items will greatly assist medical professionals in Ukraine in saving lives and managing the health crisis caused by russia’s ongoing invasion.

More information in our post on LinkedIn.

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