Nadiia Foundation delivers medical equipment and technology to seven units on the Kharkiv front

Nadiia Foundation delivers medical equipment and technology to seven units on the Kharkiv front
Nadiia Foundation delivers medical equipment and technology to seven units on the Kharkiv front

The Nadiia Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation, in collaboration with the Christian Corps and other partners, has completed a new batch of equipment deliveries for Ukraine’s defenders. Resources were directed to support military personnel, State Border Service staff and combat medics serving on the Kharkiv front.

What was delivered to the units

A comprehensive set of equipment necessary for carrying out combat tasks and providing medical assistance was delivered to the military units. Among the resources transferred:

  • Easy Pulse cardiopulmonary resuscitation devices;
  • Starlink satellite internet terminals;
  • drone detectors;
  • charging stations.

List of aid recipients

Support was provided to seven units of various branches of the military and law enforcement agencies:

  • 1st Separate Medical Battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
  • 56th Separate Mariupol Motorized Infantry Brigade;
  • 1st Donetsk Border Detachment of the State Border Service of Ukraine — “Hart” Brigade;
  • 50th Separate Mechanised Brigade;
  • 60th Separate Inhulets Mechanised Brigade;
  • 1030th “Aquila” Air Defence Missile and Artillery Regiment of the Third Army Corps;
  • “Antares” Battalion of the 4th Special Operations Brigade named after Hero of Ukraine Sergeant Serhiy Mykhalchuk “Rubizh” of the National Guard of Ukraine.

“Resuscitation at the Frontline” programme

Particular emphasis was placed on medical support. As part of the “Resuscitation at the Frontline” programme, four additional Easy Pulse devices were transferred to the medics of the 1st Separate Medical Battalion. This allows the unit to continue being equipped, ensuring that doctors have the necessary tools to save the wounded.

Easy Pulse devices automate the process of chest compressions, which is particularly important during evacuation. This functionality frees the hands of medical personnel, allowing them to perform other emergency procedures on the patient simultaneously.

It was previously reported that the Nadiia Foundation, operating with the support of Valerii Dubiel and under the leadership of Vita Prysiazniuk, has already delivered approximately ten Easy Pulse devices to the 1st Separate Medical Battalion. It is planned that the unit will be supplied with another 20 such devices in the future.

Thanks to partners

The organisers expressed gratitude for the support of the 456th mission to: Oleh Krot, Anatoliy Shkribyak, Oleksandr Harmash, Roman Koval, Yurii Palshyn, Yevhen Usyk, Artem Yushchuk, Ihor Maistrenko, Oleksii Teryakhin, Anna Laktyonova, the team and founders of the “Battalion Volunteer” Foundation, Artem Chaplyhin, Andriy Boyko, Serhiy Okhonko, Daniil Savenko, as well as all friends of the foundation.

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