As a result of the ongoing war in Ukraine, more than 6 million people have been forced to flee the country. However, there are people left behind whose evacuation is not possible, and the number of victims of the conflict is also increasing. The warehouses of medical supply companies are empty – aid to hospitals has to be imported from Poland. We ensure the uninterrupted functioning of Ukrainian hospitals by purchasing and delivering the most urgently needed medical equipment and medicines necessary to save health and life, and provide medical assistance at the Polish-Ukrainian border. We are constantly working to provide additional support to Ukrainian hospitals. A field hospital will soon be set up in the Mykolaiv region, where, as an external unit of the hospital, it will serve patients. The medical team will have at its disposal, among other things, an ambulance and an ultrasound machine; in addition, the hospital will have a separate observation area for patients requiring hospitalization. In addition, the Polish Medical Mission has created Child-Friendly Spaces in Poland, which will help cover the integration and psychosocial support needs of children and adults. In Kobyłka, a suburb of Warsaw, we are conducting activities to improve the psychological condition of children with refugee experience

More about our projects on our website – https://pmm.org.pl/projekty-ukraina