Tag: humanitarian aid

Ukrainian soldiers are still awaiting equipment and life-saving devices. Thanks to a public collection, yet another person received help. Another portion of aid went to Vasyl Panas, an employee of the children’s department in the regional state administration in Horodenka.

Soldiers stationed on the front line received camouflage cloaks from the Open Dialogue Foundation. Although a ceasefire has been effective in the ATO zone for a month now, it is not being respected: Ukrainian positions are under fire from guns and mortars.

The Open Dialogue Foundation has supported the Foundation ‘Zaporozhye Hospital’ which has been assisting Zaporozhye hospitals and wounded soldiers from the ATO zone who are being treated there.

As part of the ‘the bulletproof’ action, we sent two packages from Kiev for soldiers conscripted to military service. The packages contained helmets, bulletproof vests, tactical goggles and other items, necessary for the front line.

Ivan and Dmytro, who, for the final few days before their deployment to the ATO zone are practising on a training ground near Lvov, sent pictures of the items transferred by the Open Dialogue Foundation

A year after the outbreak of protests in Kiev, the Open Dialogue Foundation along with Euromaidan Warsaw summed up its aid activities, organised for Ukraine over the last year (November 2013 – November 2014).

Winter is coming to an end, but not everywhere. In the northern part of the frontline, soldiers still expect snowfall – in Lugansk province, snowfall is not a rare occurrence even at the beginning of April

On 21 February, thanks to the Municipal Board of the Association of Ukrainians in Poland, a collection was carried out at the ‘Masnytsya’ carnival party in Olsztyn. Our volunteer collected 820 PLN and 30 gr in a specially marked can

Polish MP Małgorzata Gosiewska and Roman Chraniuk, a member of the Polish band “Taraka” have recently returned from the ATO zone. They delivered humanitarian supplies, collected by the Open Dialogue Foundation, to Stanytsia Luhanska and to the checkpoint no. 29; Chraniuk also donated his own car.

A pożyteczni.pl programme shown on the TVP Info channel was devoted to the Open Dialogue Foundation, during which we talked about the help we provide to refugees from Ukraine and Kazakhstan.

16 military helmets (degree of protection: III A), 4 bulletproof vests (fifth degree of protection) as well as boots, trousers and uniform jackets

How can Poland help Ukraine? only financially? – These questions were answered in the studio of Polish Radio Channel One by, amongst others, representatives of the foundations working in Poland, including Natalia Panchenko of the Open Dialogue Foundation.

The gazeta.pl portal elaborated on the proceedings regarding the transportation of bulletproof vests to Ukraine, as they are seemingly endless.

Chairman of the Board of the Foundation, Bartosz Kramek, commented for the portal gazeta.pl on the proceedings, ongoing in the District Prosecutor’s Office in Zielona Góra, regarding the transportation of bulletproof vests to Ukraine.

We have provided the soldiers of the 80th aeromobile brigade stationed in Starobelsk, one of the four Quantum HD 50S thermal imagers we purchased.