The Independent Group of Public Ambulatory Care Institutions Warsaw-Ochota
News from war-torn Ukraine has unfortunately become part of our daily lives. Every day, Ukrainian hospitals are flooded with new waves of wounded.
That's why we decided to support an important initiative - the St. John the Baptist Medical Center in Drohobych, run by the Charitable Foundation "Caritas" of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. The centre receives about 100 patients daily, providing them with not only medical assistance but also free medication, hygiene products, diapers, and wheelchairs. Due to the influx of refugees in need of hospitalization, the Foundation has started building a hospital. In November, the ground floor was opened, which accommodates 20 patients, including those severely injured - without arms and legs.
Our SZPZLO has donated surgical equipment and wheelchairs to the Drohobych Foundation.
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Support for the hospital in Drohobych
News from war-torn Ukraine has unfortunately become part of our daily lives. Every day, Ukrainian hospitals are flooded with new waves of wounded.
That's why we decided to support an important initiative - the St. John the Baptist Medical Center in Drohobych, run by the Charitable Foundation "Caritas" of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. The centre receives about 100 patients daily, providing them with not only medical assistance but also free medication, hygiene products, diapers, and wheelchairs. Due to the influx of refugees in need of hospitalization, the Foundation has started building a hospital. In November, the ground floor was opened, which accommodates 20 patients, including those severely injured - without arms and legs.
Our SZPZLO has donated surgical equipment and wheelchairs to the Drohobych Foundation.
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