Crisis Emergency Response

Since the full-scale russian invasion in February 2022, Ukrainian cities and villages face daily shelling.

Intentional destruction of civilian infrastructure by russian army results in communities on deoccupied and frontline territories losing access to basic decent living: electricity, heating, water supply, healthcare, and education services.

Communities know best what they need to move forward! To provide efficient humanitarian assistance, we have established direct contact with community representatives, local authorities, communal services, and emergency services.

Within “Emergency responce” project we already delivered special equipment and gear for State Emergency Service and communal emergency rescue services, provided autonomous power sources, equipped heating points, restored communication with Starlinks, walkie-talkies, phones and other means, etc.
As of the end of 2023, the results of our work: 61 supported communities, 162 settlements. We delivered 9 vehicles: fire trucks, sludge suction trucks, tanker trucks, 180 Starlink terminals, 7,569 food packages, 669 units of critical equipment for the aftermath of the hydroelectric power plant explosion.