Conflicto en Ucrania

DONA A UCRANIA

Todos estamos conmocionados y entristecidos por la invasión rusa de Ucrania y profundamente preocupados por las repercusiones no solo para los que viven allí, sino también para aquellos en otros países que pueden verse arrastrados a esta crisis a medida que evoluciona.

ICMDA está dotando de recursos a médicos y dentistas cristianos en Ucrania a través de nuestro asociación allí, la Asociación Médica Cristiana de Ucrania (CMA), para atender a los heridos, desplazados y personas sin hogar, servir en instalaciones de salud de primera línea y actuar como un portal para proporcionar medicamentos, materias primas y equipos a hospitales y centros de salud.

También estamos apoyando a médicos y dentistas cristianos en los países vecinos, ya que proporcionan suministros médicos y ofrecen protección, atención y apoyo a los refugiados.

Ayuda al fondo de emergencia

Los ingresos de este fondo se destinarán a la obtención de recursos y al apoyo a médicos, dentistas y otros profesionales de la salud cristianos que brindan atención médica y otro tipo de ayuda a los afectados por la guerra en Ucrania.

Por favor, dona de forma generosa. Proporcionaremos actualizaciones periódicas sobre la situación a medida que se desarrolle y cómo se utilizan los recursos.

En el Reino Unido también estamos pidiendo médicos y enfermeras voluntarios dentro de la Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF) para recolectar suministros médicos excedentes de hospitales, centros de salud y proveedores. Hemos establecido una ruta de suministro para clasificarlos y enviarlos a la Asociación Médica Cristiana de Ucrania. Haga clic aquí para ofrecerse como voluntario.

Por favor, continúen orando con nosotros por la sabiduría, protección y compasión de Dios.

ÚLTIMO INFORME DE CMA UCRANIA

Progreso del fondo de emergencia

DateDonationsTotal Gifts
February 2022£16,668£16,668
March 2022£214,019£229,101
April 2022£115,298
£344,399
May 2022£49,388£378,100
June 2022£6,642£382,735
July 2022£23,821
£406,556
August 2022£4,667£411,223
September 2022£11,202£422,425
October 2022£2,900£425,325
November 2022£4,500£429,825
December 2022£7,553£456,657
January 2023£2,362£459,019
February 2023£61,521£520,540
March 2023£147,898£668,438
April 2023£49,899£718,337
May 2023£30,123£748,460
June 2023£4,063£752,523
July 2023£4,175£756,698
August 2023£9,782£766,780
September 2023£756£767,236
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Subvenciones y pagos realizados

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DateDescriptionAmount
2 March 2022To Christian Medical Association of Ukraine for medical supplies EUR 10,000
4 March 2022Evacuation of international studentsGBP 750
9 March 2022Humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugeesEUR 2,000
9 March 2022Care for refugees and support for Ukrainian doctorsEUR 3,500
11 March 2022Transportation of aid into UkraineEUR 2,100
14 March 2022Purchase of medical equipment for Ukraine via Poland CMFGBP 3,000
14 March 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via MedAidGBP 16,000
15 March 2022Meeting the medical needs of Ukrainian refugees in MoldovaEUR 3,000
16 March 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via MedAidGBP 6,500
25 March 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via IDAUSD 10,000
1 April 2022Humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugeesEUR 5,000
5 April 2022Purchase of medical equipment for Ukraine via Poland CMFGBP 10,000
7 April 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via MedAidGBP 62,775
12 April 2022Purchase of medicines for Ukraine via IDAUSD 20,000
14 April 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via FSW LtdGBP 32,520
19 April 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via MedAidGBP 14,071
26 April 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via MedAidGBP 26,855
27 April 2022Purchase of medicines for Ukraine via IDAUSD 32,234
27 April 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via MedAidGBP 26,855
28 April 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via FSW LtdGBP 36,360
4 May 2022Humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugees in RomaniaEUR 4,060
5 May 2022Purchase of medical equipment for Ukraine via Poland CMFGBP 10,000
6 May 2022Transportation of aid into UkraineEUR 3,500
27 May 2022Purchase of medical equipment for Ukraine via Romania CMAEUR 5,000
17 June 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via Reflex Medical LtdGBP 10,000
1 July 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via Zafety SuppliesGBP 838
21 September 2022Purchase of anaesthetic machine hosesGBP 15,120
11 October 2022Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via Reflex Medical LtdGBP 11,108
29 October 2022IHP Freight chargesGBP 4,160
11 November 2022HPIC Medical KitsCAD 21,795
5 December 2022Project Manager expensesGBP 548
11 January 2023Humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugeesEUR 3,800
24 January 2023IHP Freight chargesGBP 10,240
14 February 2023Purchase of vaporisers for anaesthetic machines via PenlonGBP 25,800
22 February 2023Taylors Transport Freight chargesGBP 8,400
17 March 2023Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via Reflex Medical LtdGBP 48,253
20 March 2023To Christian Medical Association of Ukraine for medical suppliesUSD 21,000
28 April 2023Taylors Transport Freight chargesGBP 33,395
30 April 2023Grant towards warehouse costs via Scandinavian CMFsGBP 21,434
2 May 2023Purchase of emergency medical supplies for Ukraine via Reflex Medical LtdGBP 46,452
2 May 2023Taylors Transport Freight chargesGBP 33,395
3 May 2023Purchase of medical equipment for UkraineGBP 11,362
4 May 2023Purchase of medical blankets for UkraineGBP 5,000
June 2023Other expensesGBP 706.80
26 July 2023Grant towards warehouse costs via Scandinavian CMFsEUR 9,500
26 July 2023IHP Freight chargesGBP 4,800
8 August 2023HPIC Medical KitsCAD 6,950
May-August 2023Taylors Transport Freight chargesGBP 47,195
20 September 2023Taylors Transport Freight chargesGBP 2,100
TOTALGBP £678,682

Actualizaciones

24 February

Christian doctors called to prayer as Russia invades Ukraine.

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On the day that Russia invaded Ukraine over 50 Christian doctors other health professionals just follow the instructions gathered at 1800 hours GMT to hear updates from members of the Christian Medical Association of Ukraine and to pray for those affected by the crisis.

25 February

 ICMDA launches Ukraine Appeal.

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The day after the invasion began ICMDA assembled an action group to coordinate communication and prayer and to launch an appeal to resource and support Christian doctors and dentists providing medical care and other aid to those affected by the war.

26 February

Christian doctors hear updates and pray for crisis.

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Over 130 doctors and dentists from over 50 countries gathered online at 1300 GMT to hear updates from Ukrainian Christian doctors, encouragement from the ICMDA senior team and to pray for those most affected by the crisis.

28 February

ICMDA makes first grant to Ukrainian Christian doctors.

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Over £15,000 was given to the appeal in the first three days after its launch and the first grant of 10,000 euros was made to the Christian Medical Association of Ukraine for medical supplies to tend the wounded. 

1 March

Hungarian doctors provide shelter for refugee students.

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Thousands of international students who have been studying in universities in East Ukraine are fleeing across the border into neighbouring countries. ICMDA Hungarian member KOMT has been providing food, shelter and transport to Christian medical students who have reached Budapest.

2 March

Russian advance slower than expected.

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Russian forces are making slower progress in their invasion of Ukraine than they expected. While access through the Black Sea is being closed off there are still open borders in both directions between Ukraine and its five western neighbours – Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania and Moldova.

3 March

Supply routes open up.

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We have contacted logistics centres in two Polish cities close to the border who can deliver medical supplies across the border to a distribution centre near L’viv. There is a window of opportunity enabling us to get drugs, consumables and equipment from Western Europe and Scandinavia into Ukraine.

4 March

ICMDA makes second grant to evacuate international students.

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Civilians have been trapped in the northern Ukrainian city of Sumy by encircling Russian forces. ICMDA made a grant to help three Christian medical students secure transport out, but the escape route closed before the money could get to them. This grant was later used to support refugee students in Budapest.

5 March

Doctors gather to pray.

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On 4 March 38 ICMDA national leaders attended a meeting of to plan a support strategy for CMA Ukraine. The following morning 72 Christian doctors and ICMDA fieldworkers attended a prayer meeting to hear updates on the needs of Christian doctors in Ukraine. Chris Steyn of HCFI brought encouragement from God’s word, Peter Saunders brought an update on the Ukraine project and we prayed together for the needs.

6 March

Swedish consignment arrives in Ukraine.

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This evening ICMDA member KLM’s first transport with medical supply and money reached L’viv. Their contact was able to hand a large cash gift directly to Ukrainian doctors plus a whole truckload of medical supplies. A second truckload is on the way. Do help us pray this will work all the way so that medicines really reach those who need them. 

7 March

Poles respond to the need.

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CMF Poland has now sent its first transport of medical supplies to Ukraine. The next one is already near completion. They also join in prayer for Ukraine every evening at 9 pm. Poland has also taken in over 1 million refugees fleeing Ukraine and almost all have been accommodated by Polish families. 

8 March

ICMDA partners with Medical Aid International.

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ICMDA is partnering with Medical Aid International to supply medical consumables and equipment to doctors in Ukraine. A team of doctors and pharmacists near L’viv is receiving, sorting and distributing supplies to hospital and health centres.

9 March

ICMDA makes two more grants.

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We have made two more grants – one to KOMT to support refugees and one to a medical clinic attached to a large church in West Ukraine which is providing food and clothing to internally displaced people and transporting them to the border. We have heard that international students who have fled Sumy have arrived safely in Budapest. 

10 March

Encouraging international students.

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Jim Peipon of Ukraine Medical Outreach (UMO) and Peter Saunders, CEO of ICMDA, met via zoom with about 40 Christian international student refugees in Budapest, Hungary, to offer encouragement from the Scriptures and update them on what ICMDA is doing. Most were Nigerians studying in Kharkiv and Sumy who have been evacuated safely over the last week.

11 March

 Fruitful partnership with Australia.

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ICMDA signed an MOU today with CMDFA and HealthServe in Australia to work together in resourcing and equipping doctors in Ukraine and Eastern Europe to treat casualties and support refugees. Thus far the Australian appeal has raised over 40,000 AUD (£22,400) toward the appeal. A further grant will be made today to a Christian transport company in East Poland who can ferry aid across the border.

12 March

Fieldworkers meet together.

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Over 50 ICMDA fieldworkers and board from over 35 countries met today for our global summit, the fifth since covid lockdown. Alex Bolek opened the Scriptures to us on the theme of ‘encouragement in times of war’ and we heard reports from other team members on the Ukraine project, ICMDA’s training track programme and new national movements forming in Moldova, Dominican Republic and Ivory Coast. 

13 March

Russia moves westward.

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Today Russia attacked a Ukrainian military training base near Yarovir near the Polish border killing at least 35 people. The infrastructure of Ivano-Frankivsk airport has also been almost destroyed as a result of enemy shelling. These attacks in West Ukraine mean we may have only a very small window of opportunity to deliver medical supplies before the border closes. We need to act quickly and decisively.

14 March

The Lord opens doors.

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Today ICMDA secured a warehouse near Derby, UK, with packing facilities and an associated freight forwarding operation courtesy of a Christian logistics expert. We are now able to gather donations of medicines, consumables and medical equipment from all over the UK and ship them to Ukraine via Poland. An army of volunteers is needed. God is raising up his people to help.

15 March

More grants given.

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We have so far raised over £75,000 in the appeal and made over £35,000 of grants and purchases. Today we approved a grant to a Christian clinic in Moldova which is caring for refugees. We are now ready to recruit volunteers in the UK to source, sort and deliver supplies to our depot in Derby prior to being transported through Poland to Ukraine.

16 March

Steering Group formed.

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A steering group has come together to coordinate ICMDA’s response to the emergency situation in Ukraine. Up until now ICMDA CEO Peter Saunders and his assistant Josh Mills have been managing the appeal; now they are joined by Vicky Lavy, former CMF Head of International Ministries, David Sawday, former COO of Keswick Ministries, John Greenall, CMF Associate CEO and Volunteer Coordinator and Noel Aruparayil, ICMDA Eurasia Regional Secretary. Please pray for wisdom as they plan ICMDA’s response.

17 March

Generous giving.

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CMDA USA report that less than 48 hours into their Ukraine special appeal they have received more than $88,000. They are hoping that even double that will come in over the next week.

19 March

Supplies are on the move.

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Four crates of supplies are packed and ready to go to Lublin in Poland and then on to Lviv in Ukraine. They were purchased from our partner Medical Aid International. Contents include emergency packs, splints, dressings, oximeters, oxygen concentrators and more besides.

20 March

Connection with UMA-UK.

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We’ve connected with the Ukrainian Medical Association of UK – Ukrainian doctors living and working in the UK. They are sending supplies to their contacts in Ukraine who are delivering it to hospitals all over the country. Big convoys of aid through the UN are not getting through yet but the Ukrainians with their local knowledge can take smaller amounts in cars and vans via back routes and are reaching the hotspots.

21 March

The ICMDA family in action.

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A large consignment of supplies sent by our sister organisation in Sweden, KLM, has arrived by truck in Lviv. There our brothers and sisters in the Christian Medical Association of Ukraine are busy unpacking it and will soon be sending it on to hospitals around the country. It is wonderful to see the ICMDA family working together to serve the people of Ukraine during this crisis.

22 March

The collection begins.

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CMF’s operation to collect supplies has begun! Yesterday we visited the warehouse in Derby where supplies collected by CMF members will be sorted, packed and sent out to Ukraine. We unpacked the first donation from a theatre sister who collects unused items that will be incredibly useful. We hope that similar donations will soon be flooding in. Out of date items are acceptable if they are undamaged and in their original packaging.

24 March

Donation from Ukraine Medical Outreach.

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UMO has been working in Ukraine for over 20 years, discipling and supporting Ukrainian doctors and medical students. They are based in USA and have collected $40,000 for the ICMDA Ukraine appeal. See more about their work here. 

25 March

Message from Ukraine.

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Rudi Migovich, President of Christian Medical Association of Ukraine (CMAU) explains why help is so urgently needed. It’s now very difficult to source supplies in Ukraine – logistics are challenging and most pharmacies are empty. CMAU is receiving supplies from partners in ICMDA and sending them on hospitals around the country. They are focussing on two areas of need: drugs for use in primary healthcare and supplies for hospitals. The money so generously given to our appeal will help us to get them out to Ukraine where they are so badly needed. See Rudi’s message here . 

1 April

Supplies arrive in Lviv.

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At last the first consignment of medical supplies from ICMDA have made their way across Europe and arrived at the CMAU warehouse in Lviv. See a video of Rudi Myhovych, President of CMAU, unpacking the crates here. The supplies include emergency packs for the front line, dressings, bandages, splints, pulse oximeters and more.

2 April

Update from CMAU.

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Leaders of some of ICMDA’s national movements met on Zoom and heard updates from Ukraine and the surrounding countries. CMAU has sent supplies to over 100 hospitals, churches and organisations in the East of Ukraine where the fighting has been heaviest. Despite the terrible situation in their beloved nation, they are encouraged that they have been able to achieve so much and are grateful for our support.

3 April

Poland and Romania send supplies.

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The national CMF movements in Poland and Romania, neighbours of Ukraine, have been sending supplies from across their borders to Lviv. It is so encouraging to see the ICMDA family working together.

7 April

More supplies on their way.

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Another big consignment of supplies is on its way to Ukraine; external fixators, airways, cannulae, dressings, gowns, gloves, suction machines, oxygen concentrators… and more. It filled a lot of boxes!

12 April

First drugs sent out.

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As well as the trauma needs on the front line, there is a big need for drugs to treat the ordinary chronic diseases of the civilian population such as hypertension, heart failure, diabetes, asthma and all the other primary care conditions. Regulations do not allow us to send drugs from the UK so it has been difficult to find a way of helping with this urgent need but we have partnered with International Dispensary Association in the Netherlands and the first consignment of drugs left for Ukraine, purchased with money from the appeal.

19 April

Supplies for dentists.

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British charity Dentaid started in 1996 after a UK dentist heard about an urgent need for help for inmates of a Ukrainian prison. They now supply donated dental equipment to many resource-poor countries around the world and run oral health education projects. They were pleased to send a large donation of supplies once again to Ukraine. We were able to send this along with supplies we purchased with money from the appeal.

23 April

The grand sorting day.

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Some CMF members have been gathering donated supplies and others have been heroically driving them to the warehouse in Foston. Steve Sturman and a team of volunteers spent a Saturday sorting over a 100 boxes of donations and packing it into eight pallets of valuable equipment: cannulae and catheters, dressings and drains, sutures and scalpels… and much more besides. Thanks to all the volunteers.

30 April

Amazing grace.

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We have been amazed by some huge donations of supplies that have been given unexpectedly. We were contacted by the company Clinisupplies, who wanted to give 99 pallets of dressings, swabs and sutures. This was two whole lorry loads! Then NHS trusts in Gateshead and Leeds had gifts of equipment that filled two more lorries. ICMDA members have given generously and enabled us to buy drugs and supplies, and God has multiplied that into hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of equipment from different sources.

8 May

Transport aid.

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As well as generous donations of money and supplies, we have been helped enormously by free transport for almost every single load that we have sent. Several individuals have set up charities specifically for transporting donated goods and we have been working with Ukraine Sunflower Aid and Humanitarian Aid Now. The commercial transport company Dawsongroup has set up a charitable fund - Dawsongroup Open Hands - and is giving us £80,000 to cover transport costs when needed, and the van manufacturer MAN has lent a van for free!

In Poland, several churches in Lublin came together in February to help their neighbours in Ukraine. Christians for Ukraine has created a transport ‘pipeline’ across the border to Ukraine. We send all our donations to them and they drive them to Lviv, where Rudi and the team from CMAU receive them. They are even driving to The Netherlands to collect the drugs we are buying from IDA.

It is wonderful to see so many people working together to help in this crisis – a real outpouring of love for the suffering people of Ukraine.

16 May

Update from CMAU.

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It’s now nearly three months since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. Over that time, CMAU’s operation has grown and grown. They have now sent supplies to more than 220 hospitals, churches, organisations and military units. They have members all over the country, so CMAU is able to use those trusted contacts to work out what supplies are needed and deliver them into safe hands. They have sent out an amazing 50 tons of drugs in addition to all the equipment and consumable supplies.

Watch this update from Rudi Migovich, President of CMAU. He says ‘Medication is expensive but human lives are way bigger than that.’

23 May

Transport Aid.

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As well as generous donations of money and supplies, we have been helped enormously by free transport for almost every single load that we have sent to Ukraine. Several charities have been set up specifically for transporting donated goods. We are working with Ukraine Sunflower Aid and Humanitarian Aid Now who have worked tirelessly to organise lorries and transport goods for us. The commercial company Dawsongroup has also donated money to cover transport costs when needed, through their charity Dawsongroup Open Hands, and a volunteer group in Swindon used vans loaned from the manufacturer MAN to take suppliers out to Poland for us.

In Poland, several churches in Lublin came together in February to help their neighbours in Ukraine and formed a charity, Christians for Ukraine. They have created a transport ‘pipeline’ across the border to Ukraine. We send most of our donations to them and they drive them to Lviv, where Rudi and the team from CMAU receive them. They are even driving to The Netherlands to collect the drugs we are buying from IDA and then taking them direct to Rudi in Lviv.

It is wonderful to see so many people working together, in partnership, to help in this crisis – a real outpouring of love for the suffering people of Ukraine.

Peticiones de oración

  • Sabiduría y valentía para los líderes internacionales
  • Protección de los civiles
  • Contención por parte de las fuerzas armadas
  • Recursos, protección y fortaleza para los profesionales de la salud que están ayudando en estas circunstancias
  • Atención a los heridos y apoyo a los refugiados
  • Generosidad y compasión del pueblo de Dios
  • Valentía para que el pueblo de Dios abogue y hable por justicia para aquellos que no tienen voz
  • Que Dios conceda su protección, presencia y paz a su pueblo
  • Que Dios edifique a su iglesia a través de esta crisis
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