Hospitals in Odesa have received a new shipment of medical supplies as the Youth Initiative Fund "Hope," led by Valeriy Dubil, continues its humanitarian mission.

"Amid the ongoing war, the pressure on the healthcare sector is increasing daily. Therefore, my team and I are delivering expensive equipment to hospitals and medical facilities throughout Ukraine: ventilators, dialysis machines, MRI and CT scanners, Fuji sets from Japan for equipping gastroenterology departments, as well as surgical tools, medical supplies, wheelchairs, and much more. The most precious thing in the world is human life," said Valery Dubil from the charitable foundation of the youth initiative "Hope" after another humanitarian mission in the Odesa region.

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Three medical institutions in Odesa received humanitarian aid from the "Hope" charity fund. For the staff, we provided caps, shoe covers, gowns, gloves, and sanitizers.

“These supplies ensure the protection of both the staff and the patients. We also delivered surgical drapes, wheelchairs, walkers, surgical and laboratory instruments, orthopedic products, vitamins, medical equipment for resuscitation, surgery, and gastroenterology, cuffs for blood pressure monitors, disposable gynecological mirrors, and gels for instrument processing in daily medical operations. We tailor the cargo individually based on each hospital's requests,” Valery Dubil explained.

The chief doctors and medical staff gratefully accepted the humanitarian cargo.

“We received syringes and disinfectants among other supplies – all of which will be utilized across all hospital departments. In these challenging times for our country and for each of us, charitable assistance in any form is a significant contribution to our collective victory,” noted representatives from one of the hospitals.

The charitable foundation of the youth initiative "Hope" assists not only hospitals but also military personnel, internally displaced persons, people with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups, covering all of Ukraine.