Wiaczesław Wojnarowskyj, the Consul General of Ukraine in Kraków, met with the representatives of Vasco Electronics and the Polish Medical Mission to express gratitude for the aid they bring to his country
Thank you for helping us in the fight for the independence and territorial integrity of not only Ukraine but also the entire Europe” — Wiaczesław Wojnarowskyj told the employees of Vasco Electronics and the members of the Polish Medical Mission — We are very grateful for the ambulances, medical supplies and other necessary equipment. These items are crucial when saving lives.”
The participants of the meeting were also discussing the plans to expand humanitarian and medical activities in the coming months. What’s more, the representatives of both organizations demonstrated one of the ambulances which will soon be sent to Ukraine.
In addition to lending electronic translator devices as a part of their help to Ukraine, Vasco Electronics and the Polish Medical Mission established the PMM Vasco Emergency Team — a rapid response medical emergency unit that is currently seeking accreditation from the World Health Organization. Although the team is not currently carrying out any rescue missions, the results of its work are already visible — they have sent numerous medical transports to Ukraine.
The PMM Vasco Emergency Team has transferred over 50 deliveries of essential medical equipment to over 140 hospitals in Ukraine. The transports included pharmaceuticals, band-aids, medical devices and vaccines. They also supported a hospital in Drohobych with a field ambulance.
The rescue unit is also planning to deliver 4 more ambulances to the hospitals in Ivano-Frankivsk, Kyiv, Kramatorsk and Mykolaiv. One of those ambulances will support the PMM Vasco Emergency Team’s field hospital in Mykolaiv — the first such a facility, serving as a necessary help to the hospitals in that region. It was established in the case of the increased demand due to the displacement of people in the south of Ukraine.
Ever since the second day of the Russian aggression on Ukraine, Vasco Electronics has lent almost 500 of their electronic translator devices to nearly 200 Polish non-governmental organizations that organize help for Ukraine. They also supported hospitals, medical aid centers and reception points that do the same. Vasco’s voice translator devices help these organizations communicate with the war refugees that escaped the hell of the Russian aggression.
In addition to lending electronic translator devices as a part of their help to Ukraine, Vasco Electronics and the Polish Medical Mission established the PMM Vasco Emergency Team — a rapid response medical emergency unit that is currently seeking accreditation from the World Health Organization. Although the team is not currently carrying out any rescue missions, the results of its work are already visible — they have sent numerous medical transports to Ukraine.
The PMM Vasco Emergency Team has transferred over 50 deliveries of essential medical equipment to over 140 hospitals in Ukraine. The transports included pharmaceuticals, band-aids, medical devices and vaccines. They also supported a hospital in Drohobych with a field ambulance.
The rescue unit is also planning to deliver 4 more ambulances to the hospitals in Ivano-Frankivsk, Kyiv, Kramatorsk and Mykolaiv. One of those ambulances will support the PMM Vasco Emergency Team’s field hospital in Mykolaiv — the first such a facility, serving as a necessary help to the hospitals in that region. It was established in the case of the increased demand due to the displacement of people in the south of Ukraine.
Ever since the second day of the Russian aggression on Ukraine, Vasco Electronics has lent almost 500 of their electronic translator devices to nearly 200 Polish non-governmental organizations that organize help for Ukraine. They also supported hospitals, medical aid centers and reception points that do the same. Vasco’s voice translator devices help these organizations communicate with the war refugees that escaped the hell of the Russian aggression.
Support the Polish Medical Mission’s activities
- Set up a recurring payment in your bank for PMM or at https://pmm.org.pl/chce-pomoc
- Make a donation to the Polish Medical Mission’s account number: 62 1240 2294 1111 0000 3718 5444
Media contact
- Polish Medical Mission: Jakub Belina-Brzozowski, email address: jakub.belina-brzozowski@pmm.org.pl, phone number: 792 770 776
- Vasco Electronics: Agnieszka Noskowska, email address: a.noskowska@vasco-electronics.com, phone number: 502 643 014
