Rapid Evacuation Project: Leleka’s CASEVAC Project Expands with 13 New Land Cruisers
In war, every minute counts. Rapid evacuation is critical to ensure wounded soldiers and civilians can survive long enough to receive proper medical care.
In war, every minute counts. Rapid evacuation is critical to ensure wounded soldiers and civilians can survive long enough to receive proper medical care.
The Leleka Foundation, in partnership with the Center for Operational Medicine at Augusta University, the Department of Health, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, and the Ukrainian College of Surgeons, has launched an exchange program to offer Ukrainian frontline medics the opportunity to share their real-life experiences in trauma care with their American counterparts.
EPAM Ukraine and Leleka continue their dedicated partnership to save lives on the front lines. In 2025, EPAM will allocate 10 million UAH to equip medical backpacks for the brave medics working in the heart of the conflict zones.
In 2024, thanks to the collaboration between EPAM Ukraine and the Leleka Foundation, 3,000 wounded Ukrainian soldiers received critical life-saving assistance.
Given the scale and brutality of Russian attacks, Ukrainian hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties and severely lack modern equipment and supplies to treat the devastating wounds caused by bombing and shelling.
In late 2022, Leleka Foundation partnered with its long-term collaborators at the YellowBlue Force Foundation to provide electric generators to hospitals across various Ukrainian cities.
In 2022, we collaborated with the Institute for Emergency Medicine (Poland) and the Ukraine Medical Consortium to deliver critical medical equipment to hospitals across Ukraine.
Since the early days of the war in 2014, Leleka Foundation has been dedicated to supplying individual first-aid kits to Ukrainian soldiers.