Before we lose count of all those happy little feats that our network successfully accomplished in the course of the last week, we want you to share a good news Sunday with all of you
Glide bombs against petrol stations and winter sleeping bags in summertime – on humanitarian work in Ukraine in 2026
In Dnipro, as part of a KfW project aimed at rehabilitating both civilian and war victims, we visited the Dnipro Veterans’ Hospital.
First stop on the current tour was Lviv on this weekend, to be precise a friendly reunion with the colleagues from St. Nicholas Childrens´ hospital. There have been close ties and a successfull ccoperation across many projects since the first Ukraine mission in March 2022.
Only thanks to Ukrainehilfe Bamberg e.V. the ambulance of our partners ArtesansResQ lost in a road accident in May has been replaced already.
On 28 May 2026, an intensive care ambulance belonging to our Ukrainian partner organisation, ArtesansResQ, was destroyed in an accident whilst on a mission.
The organisation is one of the few in Ukraine capable of transporting children over long distances at an intensive care unit standard.
Realistic medical simulations are a modern-day mainstay of emergency medical training and education. In this project we advised Deutsche Tuberkulosehilfe e.V., PEM Consult agency and Unbroken Medical School in procuring suitable gear at economically viable rates.
We could recently experience for ourselves what´s become a sad everyday routine for many Ukrainians by now: nighttime rocket and drone attacks against civilians.
Trauma stabilization points are forward treatment facilities close to the zero line whose task is to provide initial treatment until onward transport of casualties (civilian and military alike) can be arranged.
Our winter aid campaign #1000wintersleepingbags delivered the most humanitarian aid this season since its inception in 2022.