In cooperation with the NGO “Zgraya UA” and NATAN Worldwide Disaster Relief, a charitable telemedicine project to provide assistance to residents of the city of Konstantinivka, Donetsk region, has started work.

This is a front-line city that is under daily shelling from Russia. The life of the city has changed a lot since February 24, 2022, so the population, which was about 70 thousand people, decreased almost by half. Residents, especially the elderly and pregnant women, feel a lot of stress due to the destruction of houses, shops, playgrounds, schools and hospitals. Due to the large number of wounded, the hospitals are overcrowded with military personnel, and the possibilities of providing medical aid to the civilian population remaining in the city are practically non-existent.

We strive to develop telemedicine technologies and support their implementation to provide quality free medical care in remote and difficult environments. Our goal is not only to provide emergency medical services, but also to create a system that ensures sustainable access to consultation and treatment for all who need it.