Universal Aid Ukraine
Universal Aid Ukraine
We are all different. We have different skills: some of us are paramedics, mechanics or translators. We come from different countries – including Germany, Poland, Canada, America and of course Ukraine. Our paths here were varied, but now we have something that unites us all: We want to provide quick and uncomplicated help directly on site.
As a compact, highly qualified group of carefully selected volunteers who organize ourselves, we are not subject to any hierarchical structures or external restrictions. This allows us a high level of flexibility and independence when planning and carrying out our operations in order to achieve the greatest possible impact.
Experiences
Experiences and reports from local people
"I'm very happy when they come. It's important that they don't forget us, much more important than the goods they bring. That's our biggest fear: being forgotten."
Olga, 41, coordinator of hum. relief supplies,
Lastochkyne (translated from Ukrainian)
"Thank you for all your help and don't forget us, the boys send you a deep bow and are happy as little children.
You're doing a great job, we love you and are grateful for everything."
Natalia, 49, a combat medic with the 54th Brigarde
(translated from Ukrainian)
"When they arrive it's like the sun is rising. They are true guardian angels."
Nicolai, 56, Orlivka (translated from Ukrainian)