Tag: humanitarian aid

Since the beginning of March, the Open Dialogue Foundation has been running a project providing support to the families of the injured who fought on Maidan and are now receiving treatment in Polish hospitals.

During the February protests on the Maidan, Volodymyr was shot in the head. In Ukraine, he underwent initial surgery during which, the bullets were removed from his head.

The Money.pl web portal has reported on the reopening of the Information Centre for citizens of Ukraine in Warsaw (Nowy Świat street, 63).

Życie Warszawy web portal has invited its readers to an event organised by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

On February 27, Money.pl service published an article about the means employed by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NGOs in helping injured and aggrieved participants of Euromaidan.

Gazeta.pl has published an article on the ways of supporting Ukrainians.

The Internet service onet.pl has reported on money being collected by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

The Open Dialogue Foundation has transferred $10,000 for the treatment of Maidan activist, Аndrey Zhupnik, whose hand was blown off by a grenade.

Polish radio Jedynka has broadcast a programme about the gestures of solidarity with Ukrainian people.

The culture.pl web portal has described the campaign of supporting Ukraine organised by independent musicians.

The Open Dialogue Foundation has transferred $10,000 for the treatment of Maidan activist, Andrey Zhupnik, whose hand was blown off by a grenade. Currently, Andrey is undergoing treatment in a Lublin hospital, Poland.

Thanks to the Open Dialogue Foundation, anyone willing to join the Ukrainian civil society can do so. The NGO.pl portal has published 4 points describing how the protesters at EuroMaidan can be helped through the Foundation.

We have ceased collecting medicaments and first aid supplies for the Kiev EuroMaidan. Health issues faced by the Kiev protesters are but a grim touch of everyday reality.

Protesters in Kyiv need medicines, dressing materials and cosmetics. “In Warsaw, the Open Dialogue Foundation is organizing a collection of pharmaceuticals, and on Thursday, on the Constitution Square, it will organize a demonstration of solidarity with the protesters.

Ukrainians who protest at Majdan are particularly in need of common cold medicine, analgesics, and drugs supporting digestive system. During the manifestations many people were injured, so it is worth bringing bandages and various types of dressing materials – we read on the NaszeMiasto portal.