Backpacks for paramedics

For the first Advent we say “Thank you, dear Bundeswehr!” for the training of Ukrainian paramedics! Your help saves lives in Ukraine and it is great to know that you are on our side.

After returning from their paramedic training program, these Ukrainian medics visited our partners, the People’s Self-Defense Lviv, and received Bamberg:UA medical backpacks. Equipped with tourniquets, Israeli bandages, chest seals and much more, these medics are now on their way to their deployment locations. We wish you all the best from the bottom of our hearts. Take care of yourselves and come back to your families. Glory to Ukraine!

And of course we would like to thank our donors in Germany. Around €20,000 is needed to fill 25 backpacks. Remember that your donation to Bamberg:UA is vital for countless people in Ukraine.

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