We are putting arrangements in place for our biggest convoy of vehicles to Ukraine to date.
Quite a number of our vehicles will now be delivering aid in support of the medical efforts of First Ones In Ukraine. First Ones In is composed mainly of American medical combat veterans who train Ukrainians in treating and nursing the wounded. First Ones In
On 22 May six ambulances led by Help4Ukraine crossed into Ukraine and were handed over to the Ukrainian Territorial Defence whose job it is then to deliver the ambulances to where they are needed.
A working lunch for Help4Ukraine at the Leander Club in Henley on Thames was attended by Lord Monson, Frances Oldershaw, Mark Brett-Warburton and Oksana Zadorozhna.
On Thursday, May 12th, a sell-out ticketed evening event for Help4Ukraine occurred in the famous Chelsea restaurant Brinkley’s on Hollywood Road.
Hosted by Nick Monson, an eclectic group of friends celebrated the bravery and fortitude of the people of Ukraine.
In recent weeks the toll being taken on the front line in Ukraine has gone up significantly. Something, sadly, predicted for a while now. As the invasion of Russian forces comes under heavy attack from improved weapons for the defenders the slow grind of artillery warfare takes its toll.
a brief introduction
Help4Ukraine sources and delivers ambulances filled with medical equipment and supplies, direct to hospitals; where it is needed most. On 8 April we undertook our first partner-led mission.
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, Lord Monson (known as Nick to many) told Bridget Convey about an extraordinary group of people he knew of. They were not content to merely watch the war and subsequent suffering unfold on television but wanted to take direct action and make a difference.
A charity auction of contemporary art took place on the evening of Thursday, 6th April, at the Osborne Studio Gallery in Belgravia. All nine pieces of art for auction had been generously donated to the event by the artists for free.
Proceeds were to be split between Help4Ukraine and the Red Cross.
This is not the best-edited video, nor is it meant to be. It is a record of one mission. This is your donation in action, being delivered to three hospitals in Ukraine. Thank you.