In Dnipro, Dnipropetrovsk region, the Yashchenko Foundation, working in partnership with the Charitable Foundation “VIDOMI”, delivered a vital lifeline in the form of essential medicines. These included antibiotics, antiviral treatments, cardiac medications, and other critical supplies for patients in need.
These deliveries represented far more than boxes of medicine. At a time when many families and patients face immense challenges, they brought reassurance, continuity of care, and hope. The aid reached hospitals, children, internally displaced people, and low-income families across Dnipro and surrounding communities.
Partners and volunteers on the ground shared their gratitude and described the immediate impact of this support.
A Red Cross volunteer in Dnipro said:
“A huge thank you to the Yashchenko Foundation and VIDOMI for this assistance. The aid will be distributed through the Red Cross to hospitals, children, displaced persons, and low-income families. Our deep gratitude and a humble bow.”
A volunteer from the Patient Association in Dnipro added:
“The Patient Association sincerely thanks the Yashchenko Foundation and VIDOMI for providing care in the form of medicines for internally displaced people, hospitals in Dnipro, and the seriously ill and vulnerable. We are truly grateful.”
Those responsible for delivering the medicines to rural communities also highlighted their importance:
“We received medicines from the Yashchenko Foundation and VIDOMI, which we will deliver to patients in villages who cannot afford them on their own.”
This story is more than a record of donated supplies. It reflects how effective coordination, trusted partnerships, and generosity translate directly into lives supported and suffering eased. From Dnipro to hospitals, villages, and individual homes, these medicines are carrying not only treatment, but also a clear message that communities under strain have not been forgotten.
The combined efforts of the Yashchenko Foundation, VIDOMI, and volunteers, including the Red Cross, demonstrate that humanitarian action is not only about resources. It is about connecting people, meeting urgent needs, and delivering care with dignity and humanity.
Inna Krasutska
Aid & Partnership Coordinator
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