Ambulances and fire brigades

Devastating fires, collapsed buildings, and numerous injuries are commonplace in Ukraine. We are collecting donations for fire trucks, ambulances, and evacuation vehicles. 295 vehicles have already been delivered.

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Ambulance for emergency doctors

We have already been able to deliver dozens of ambulances to Ukraine. The rescue vehicles are used in hospitals and help paramedics to bring the injured to the hospital. Reliable and modernly equipped ambulances are crucial when a life hangs in the balance and every second counts.

Evacuation vehicles for first aid

Used pickup trucks are used wherever seriously injured people need to be quickly brought out of the danger zone so that they can receive medical care. Such off-road vehicles are vital for survival near the front, as normal ambulances reach their limits here. That's why we also procure all-wheel drive flatbed trucks for first aid.

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Fire engines in constant use

Russian troops are continuously shelling Ukrainian towns near the front. The attacks are causing deaths and serious injuries, as well as widespread destruction and fires. Firefighters are working almost non-stop to extinguish the blazes and rescue people from the rubble. We are helping by providing used fire trucks. We have already financed eleven vehicles with donations and delivered them to Khmelnytskyi, Nikopol, Kherson, and Kharkiv.

Museum-worthy fleet

Unfortunately, many emergency vehicles in Ukraine are still Soviet-designed and decades old. They are often out of service or fail in the middle of an emergency. To help firefighters, emergency medical technicians, and paramedics, we are collecting donations for used fire engines, ambulances, and evacuation vehicles. Our help continues, because many rescue workers still need modern and powerful vehicles to save lives.

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Ukraine Aid Berlin eV
IBAN: DE24830654080004872215
BIC: GENODEF1SLR
German Skat Bank

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