Mobile Clinic takes essential care to the Ukrainian communities published in the Karkiv region

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Living near the front row is more than to escape from a continuous threat of attack – this is a Daily war to respond to basic needs, Access to medical care.

Karkiv Ukrainian region’s liberated areas, an organization called DIgnitas Ukraine After the total invasion of Russia in February 2022, many clinics were forced to end.

In spite of dangers involving attacks on drone and roads, the volunteer group works Seven days a week, covering 27 communities In the Karkiv and Tonetsk regions.

Some villages are inaccessible due to the severe winter conditions that cut and isolate the roads.

Once in a hunger pistkwitne (about 25 kilometers from Karki), Dicnidas Ukraine settled in a shed for the next hour, and residents have to wait patiently for their method to be viewed by the doctor.

Provides the system Medical and psychological support For those who are in the community, whether or not. Most of the time, people who have chosen to stay are mainly older, are attached to their homes and lands and do not want to be removed.

Nevertheless, Most young people fled to cities like LVIV to the west, Far away from the front row.

Before creating a mobile clinic, Co -company Anna Nikonenko worked with the soldiers. By explaining the role of the clinic, one of the most important aspects of his visits was simply Show the locals that they have not forgotten.

“When we come, it is important to realize that someone is concerned about them. It’s a kind of support. It is good to ask if they will get it. We are here to support them”, Anna said.

He added: “A country cannot be without its people, so we help the people here so that our country will not be completely destroyed.”

The daily blast caused great destruction. Schools, Hospitals, Houses – Everything has been the target of attacksAs well as major energy infrastructure such as water, gas and electricity.

However, Anna says that, regardless of the challenge, she confidently faiths everyday life. “Live up. Just hold on to what’s going on. This is very important. Don’t give up, I think that’s it, “he added. And maintain confidence. How, forgive my language, things are shy, things are shy, to find something positive. Always. Always.”

There are many people who live in rural areas Limited access to transport and financial resources, War of war.

Born in Karkiv, the capital of the Balkovna region of the region, Jewenia Micolivna has been living in Biskwit for more than 40 years, where her entire family, including her two children, is buried.

Due to Russian invasion, he was removed from the Yavenia zone, with her 35 -year -old son Anadoli, but returned when the area was released. When they asked him that if there was another profession, he shook his head and swallowed tears:

“I’m going to bury here. I’m not going anywhere. I will be here for him. I don’t want to be left behind. This is our land. This is our home. ”

This 77 -year -old woman depends on the clinic to go home and take care of her and her son, but Dicnidas Ukraine helps with other needs by providing food and firewood.

Hypertension, diabetes, viral infection and trauma

Volunteer Ishcengo Tetiana Borisivna, a pediatrician from Karki, teaches a pediatrician, hematologist (medicine in blood disease) and pediatrician at Karkiv Medical University. However, he felt that he was not enough. “I felt that what I was doing is not for the community to do, By Ukraine and our region. ”

When they asked him what he thought about the danger of the drones Shaheth, Tediana replied:I don’t care. We do not trust them; We can handle what we can“. Then add,” we change. “Unfortunately, most Ukrainians lived under these conditions.

Tetiana is ready to work, regardless of the conditions, if she is recognized by the organization. “We are not focused on the environment or social status of patients. If they say something to do, we do. We do what we have to do. For me, if they tell me that there is a need, I will work. ”

Tetiana said that they are the most common diseases that treat them High blood pressure, diabetes, viral infection and trauma.

Dicnidas Ukraine is one of the many volunteers who work tirelessly to play their role in this war that affects the public. But when we spent the volunteers, it was clear The only way to follow perseverance and setbacks.