We have been providing support to crucial medical evacuation (medevac) in Ukraine since late 2022. As of May 2023 with our support more than 12,000 medical evacuation were completed.
Emergency Evacuations
- Angels for Ukraine coordinates emergency evacuations of civilians injured by shelling, airstrikes, or combat in active warzones across Ukraine.
- Their teams of volunteer paramedics and doctors deploy quickly to stabilize and extract wounded civilians from dangerous areas under fire.
- They use ambulances and armored evacuation vehicles to transport injured people to hospitals in safer areas for further treatment.
Transfer of Vulnerable Patients
- They facilitate medical transfers of vulnerable patients like pregnant women, newborns, elderly and disabled individuals from areas impacted by fighting.
- This allows these high-risk patients to be relocated to healthcare facilities better equipped to provide the specialized care they require.
- Angels for Ukraine coordinates logistics like ambulances, oxygen support and medical staff for these critical transports.
Field Trauma Care
- Their emergency responders provide urgent frontline trauma care to stabilize seriously injured civilians at the scene.
- This includes conducting triage, stopping bleeding, splinting fractures and other life-saving interventions.
- Their teams remain in active warzones for extended periods to continue treating and evacuating wounded civilians.
Healthcare Facility Evacuations
- When hospitals/clinics in combat zones become too hazardous, Angels for Ukraine helps evacuate immobile patients and critical equipment.
- They arrange multi-vehicle convoys with appropriate medical personnel to transfer patients to better-protected healthcare centers safely.
Support of wounded soldiers’ evacuation from the battlefield by Awangarda
- For more than a year, we have been supporting Awangarda’s medical evacuation teams, who do everything to save the lives of wounded soldiers risking their own.
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