British-Ukrainian Aid

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British-Ukrainian Aid has been providing vital medical and humanitarian assistance since the full-scale war began in 2014, focusing on emergency care, medical treatment, and frontline relief efforts.

In 2025, their priorities remain firmly aligned with those set in 2022—delivering targeted aid where it is most urgently needed:

Medical Equipment and Aid: Supplying essential medical equipment, including first aid kits and tactical medicine for frontline responders.

Humanitarian Aid: Providing power stations and generators to hospitals and stabilization points affected by prolonged electricity blackouts.

Ambulances and Evacuation Vehicles: Ensuring safe transportation and evacuation for injured and vulnerable individuals from frontline zones.

Help British-Ukrainian Aid continue these life-saving initiatives. Every contribution delivers critical support directly to those who need it most. ⤵️

Medical Equipment and Aid

🎯 The cost of equipment ranges from £100 for consumables to several thousand pounds. Any donation helps.

Since 2022, the charity has procured and delivered life-saving equipment to clinics and hospitals across Ukraine, including:

- Ultrasound machines

- C-Arm imaging systems

- Anaesthetic machines

- Welded electro-coagulator complexes for electrosurgery

- Valleylab Force FX-C diathermy units

- Consumables for negative pressure wound therapy

- Sked basic rescue systems and ready-heat blankets

- And more

In total, close to £1 million worth of equipment has been delivered to Ukrainian hospitals. With your support, we can deliver even more!

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IFAKs for Ukrainian Emergency Response:

🎯 One IFAK costs £100.

Since 2022, we have procured and delivered over 35,000 IFAKs to Ukraine. Thanks to the dedication of Support Ukraine volunteers and the generosity of our donors, these essential kits continue to save countless lives on the ground.

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Ambulances and evacuation vehicles:

🎯 One such vehicle costs approximately £5,000.

Since the start of the war, 425 ambulances and evacuation vehicles (non-ULEZ) have been delivered. These vehicles are critical for evacuating the wounded—often from evacuation points located a kilometer or more from the frontline—giving paramedics a better chance to rescue and transport injured individuals to medical aid.

With your support, British-Ukrainian Aid can purchase more ambulances and evacuation vehicles.

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