Stabilizing victims prior to hospital transfer

Victim and emergency triage

Specialized training for healthcare workers in chemical attack response

To save as many lives as possible by implementing emergency protocols, as 50% of injured people die within the first hour due to asphyxia or hemorrhage.

2022: Establishment of a training center for healthcare professionals in Lviv.

2023: Establishment of a training center for surgical, chemical, pediatric, and psychological damage control.

Relieving overcrowded hospitals in the Rafah and Khan Younis areas.

Ensuring patient follow-up through mobile healthcare staff and primary healthcare centers.

Provision of medical equipment and medicines (in coordination with the Palestinian Ministry of Health).

Water distribution campaign across the Gaza Strip.

To contribute to reducing morbidity and mortality related to the health of the population affected by war in the Gaza Strip.

To improve access to essential, acceptable, inclusive, and high-quality primary healthcare services for the most vulnerable populations by activating 6 medical units.

October 7, 2023: Following the “Al-Aqsa Flood” attacks, Israeli airstrikes and bombardments targeted Gaza, including hospitals.

2023/24: More than 1.4 million people displaced in a city originally designed to host 250,000 residents. They are living in extremely harsh conditions: overcrowding, lack of access to drinking water, ineffective sanitation systems, and severe food insecurity.

Distribution of food and tents.

Helping to rebuild Syrian infrastructure.

Hospital supply.

Helping Syrian earthquake victims

2023: Creation of a crisis unit to intervene in disaster areas