Today, the Lviv City Council, the First Medical Association of Lviv and the charitable foundation “Tvoya Opora” signed a memorandum of cooperation.

In particular, the charity foundation “Tvoya Opora” will purchase operating and diagnostic equipment for the cardiac surgery department and resuscitation equipment for the intensive care unit for children.

“Helping medical institutions has always been one of the main profiles of our activity, and since the beginning of the war, this help is needed even more. Therefore, we direct our efforts not only to support front-line hospitals, but also medical facilities in regions with a large number of internally displaced persons, such as Lviv. After all, injured Ukrainians are also sent here for treatment and rehabilitation. This equipment was needed by doctors to help the most difficult category of patients,” says Valeriia Tatarchuk, the founder of the charity foundation.

Unfortunately, due to russian aggression, children suffer every day. At the UNBROKEN center, a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, physical therapists, psychologists and psychotherapists helps Ukrainians affected by the war. After all, our goal is to provide affordable and high-quality treatment for Ukrainians in Ukraine.