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Within the framework of the Medical Help direction, the FFU Foundation donated medical supplies to the Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise “Kyiv City Medical Center” (KCMC) totaling UAH 206,174. These medicines are used in the daily treatment of patients in the burn unit and help ensure continuity of medical care under conditions of high demand.
The medical facility received medicines used for wound care and treatment that are critically important for patients with severe burns and complex injuries, including:
- Braunodin, 7.5% topical solution — 40 packages;
- Prontosan, wound irrigation solution — 200 packages.
Deputy Director of KCMC, Halyna Melashchenko, notes that the delivered medicines will be sufficient for approximately one month of intensive patient treatment.
“Patients in the burn unit are military personnel with severe and critical injuries who require prolonged, intensive, and high-cost treatment. At times, we lack sufficient medicines to provide even the necessary level of care. That is why external support is crucial, allowing us to provide defenders with the treatment they need in full,” she said.
Thanks to the support of partners and the grant provided, the FFU team systematically supplies Ukrainian medical institutions and military hospitals with essential medicines and equipment. The Foundation has delivered medical supplies and equipment to 22 healthcare facilities across Ukraine within the framework of the Medical Help direction This support includes vacuum therapy devices to accelerate wound healing, medical optics, electric hospital beds, automated external defibrillators, and other critically important medical equipment. The total value of medical assistance provided exceeds UAH 2.2 million.
The Foundation’s medical program’s high priority remains the children’s hospitals, particularly their surgical departments and medical facilities treating children with complex conditions. As part of this support, 268 children with neurological and psychiatric conditions received essential medical supplies for spirometry and parenteral nutrition.
This assistance is a shared contribution to preserving health and supporting the recovery of military personnel and civilians in Ukraine who have been affected by the war.
