US Volunteers at a hospital in Vinnytsia, Ukraine

Dear Supporters,

Our humanitarian teams are constantly working to provide medical and humanitarian response in  Ukraine.

We recently received a request from Alina, who wanted help with the delivery of medical equipment since the hospital was an epicenter of treatment for women brought in here from different cities nearby, for treatment. She called out for support from UNITED SIKHS for providing basic amenities and also aid in restoring parts of the hospital destroyed by the war.

“I want to say Thank You to UNITED SIKHS for delivering supplies and helping here at this hospital in Vinnytsia. This hospital has been badly impacted by strikes. We greatly appreciate any help that we receive here in any form UNITED SIKHS. We look forward to working as well in the future”,  Alina from Ukraine

Our philanthropic aid team fulfilled medical equipment needs of this gynecological hospital in Vinnytsia and helped serve critical life-saving needs of thousands of women impacted by the war. Constant missile strikes have destroyed the city and rattled the supplies of basic medical and health facilities for pregnant women and newborns.

Vinnytsia is a city of about 400,000 residents. The hospital in the city is a clinical base for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Vinnytsia. This institution caters to the needs of pregnant women and the complications faced during childbirth along with the diagnosis and treatment of female specific diseases.

Our  volunteers drove for 24 hours to reach the city . They travelled from Poland to Vinnytsia to help the distressed women in need.

US Volunteers with Vinnytsia medical hospital director and the head of gynaecology.

“We are so proud of our volunteers for their extraordinary work. The smiles on the faces of the people in the hospital indicate that this will save lives.” S. Hardayal Singh, Head of Operations, UNITED SIKHS.

We profoundly appreciate the support of our supporters who are always eager to lend a helping hand. Thanks to all the donors and volunteers for making these relief operations possible!

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Gurvinder Singh

International Humanitarian Aid Director

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