Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital

Дитячі лікарі та спеціалісти-дерматологи, які сьогодні у складі команди Першого добровольчого мобільного шпиталю ім. Миколи Пирогова прибули з Києва до Попасної на Луганщині, привезли з собою подарунки до Великодня, а також дерматологічні ліки. Про це повідомив Дмитро Вернигор віце-президент і головний лікар ПДМШ. (more…)

Сьогодні, у Вербну неділю, Перший добровольчий мобільний шпиталь ім. Миколи Пирогова отримав у дар від компанії “Ліко-Холдінг” медико-санітарний автомобіль, придатний для потреб евакуації. Урочиста церемонія передачі та освячення позашляховика Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 відбулася біля Спасо-Преображенського собору в Києві одразу після літургії. Від імені компанії ключі та сертифікат на машину президенту ПДМШ Геннадію Друзенку вручив почесний президент” Ліко-Холдінг”, голова Парафіяльної ради та ктитор собору Ігор Лисов. (more…)

On Saint Nicholas’ Day, the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital received a gift – ZAZ Lanos Cargo pickup. The gift, intended for the PFVMH’s medevac, was “handed” on behalf of the Impreza Poliservice (IPS) company by initiators of the action and partners Oleksiy Zaika and Ihor Sechkov.
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A charitable exposition of icons, pained by Kyivan artists Oleksandr Klymenko and Sofia Atlantova on fragments of ammo boxes brought from the areas of Anti-Terrorist Operation, was opened in the Transfiguration Cathedral in the Kyiv’s neighborhood of Teremky.
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The charity event “Two Years Together: 20 Rotations, 220 Volunteer Medics and 10,000 Patients in the ATO Zone,” held in the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kyiv on Nov. 25, 2016, was dedicated to the second anniversary of partnership between the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital (PFVMH) and Andriy Hordiychuk, founder of the Agrarian Superstate Foundation and Chairman of the Board of the Svarog West Group. The organizers estimate that the event has resulted in a quarter million hryvnyas raised for PFVMH to provide skilled medical care to our defenders and civilians in Eastern Ukraine.
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The Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital (PFVMH) has received a parcel containing various surgical instruments and materials from the Ukrainian Greek Catholic parish community of the Holy Great Martyr George the Victory-Bearer Church in Leipzig, Germany. These items will soon be sent to Eastern Ukraine for volunteer doctors to use them for saving lives and health of Ukrainian servicemen and local civilians, according to PFVMH President Gennadiy Druzenko. (more…)

As part of a tour in support of the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital, an exhibition/sale/concert “Buy Icon – Save Lives” was held on May 30 in the Austrian capital.

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Prague, Czech Republic, May 12, 2015 — The exhibition in the Czech capital, Prague, on Tuesday wrapped up the Central European tour “Buy an Icon, Support the Hospital” in support of the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital.

Launched in Polish Lublin in mid April, the exhibition/sale/concert titled “Icons on Ammo Boxes: the Art that Turns Death into Life” has also visited Ukrainian Lviv and German Leipzig, Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt am Main, Hanover, and Schliersee. (more…)

Kyiv, Mar. 13, 2015 — The Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital (PFVMH) is launching its third mission. However, its further operation needs support, which has been lately narrowing, PFVMH Board of Trustees Chairman Gennadiy Druzenko said at a briefing in the Ukraine Crisis Media Center.

Part of the hospital’s volunteers are already in Popasna, Luhansk Oblast, and provide care to both servicemen and civilians, being based on the city’s Railroad Hospital. At that hospital employs, the head physician has in subordination three doctors and three nurses, whereas in Popasna alone, according to the last census, 22,000 residents, and in the Popasna Raion, 50,000. So one can judge on the demand for volunteer medics even not being a medical professional, Druzenko explained.

The PFVMH is a unique project performing a complete cycle – both providing care in mobile operating rooms and carrying out evacuation.
Its second mission, which lasted from March 6 to February 6, was near Artemivsk, Donetsk Oblast – on the Debaltsevo Foothold. Thanks to the volunteers, vascular surgeons in particular, limbs were saved for a great number of warriors.
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