Premises of the "My home is Ukraine" project

Due to the war, a large number of women in eastern Ukraine who were in the final stages of pregnancy were forced to move to the western regions and give birth there. Therefore, maternity hospitals and hospitals are seriously overloaded. Medical equipment and consumables are not enough for all patients.

The "My Home is Ukraine" project was set up to support women who, after the outbreak of a full-scale war on February 24, 2022, stayed and gave birth in Ukraine. Ukrainian-Turkish Charitable Fund receives many requests for help from overburdened health facilities and maternity hospitals in the western regions of the country. Things that are most lacking:

Therapeutic equipment;

Supplies.

Ternopil Regional Clinical Perinatal Center "Mother and Child",

Need in equipment:

- Surgical table

- Mobile Operating Room Surgical Lamp

- Neonatal/infant transport incubator

- Warming mattress of the surgical table

- Anaesthesia-respiratory apparatus

- Neonatal intensive care and warming table

- Infusion pump

- Cardiac recorder

- Medical Air Compressor for CPAP and ICU Ventilator

Kropyvnytskyi City Maternity Hospital with the functions of a perinatal center

Need in equipment:

- Neonatal ventilator, device for newborns with SPAP function

- Phototherapy lamp for newborns type COZI (upper)

- Syringe dispensers in a quantity of 3 psc.

- Infant incubator

- Neonatal transport incubator

- Biochemical analyzer

- X-ray machine for 2 working stations

- Blood gas analyzer

Baby box

In addition to the destruction inflicted by the military aggression of the Russian Federation, thousands of mothers did not receive a set of children's essential goods at birth, which is popularly called "baby box". Since February 24, 2022, the costs of these kits have been frozen, and the released funds were used to provide Ukrainian citizens drafted into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The baby box is a critical assistance for the birth of a child, especially given that the majority of IDPs do not have their own housing and significant savings. And, as a result, they cannot fully provide the baby with essential goods. In addition, the rapid rise in prices caused by military aggression makes such essential goods less and less affordable for citizens.

aby box content:

Nursing pads - 70 pcs. (1 pack);

Postpartum pads - 18 pcs. (1 pack);

Wet wipes - 56 pcs. (1 pack);

Dry wipes - 150 pcs. (1 pack);

Waterproof disposable muslin swaddle - 10 pcs. (1 pack);

Baby pilch - 1 pc.;

Muslin square - 1 pc.;

Terry plaid - 1 pc.;

Diaper 1 - 25 pcs. (1 pack);

Diaper 2 - 25 pcs. (1 pack);

Set 1 (baby boy jumpsuit + cap), flannellete, size 56 - 1 pc.;

Set 2 (baby boy jumpsuit + cap), flannellete, size 62 - 1 pc.;

Set of 3 (romper+cap), flannelette, size 62 1 pc.;

Cap - 1 pc.;

Baby mittens - 2 pairs;

Socks - 2 pairs;

Set: scissors + fingernail file + nail clippers - 1 pc.;

Anticolic bottle - 1 pc.;

Thermometer for water - 1 pc.