Razom for Ukraine has provided 11 mobile medical stabilization units to Ukrainian first responders. These units provide immediate medical care right on the front lines, saving up to 100 lives per month. The project, called “Stabnet,” was made possible in collaboration with French partners.
This particular project addresses the critical need for rapid, on-the-ground medical care in hot zones. With these units, military medics can stabilize the injured and save lives in active war areas. Our partnership with French partner organizations provided not only co-funding but also key expertise in building mobile medical systems.
Taras Hatalyak, Razom Heroes Program Director, emphasizes:
“In these challenging times, mobile medical units are a lifeline for soldiers on the front lines. Each unit represents a chance for survival for those who are injured while defending our future. But we need more of these units. Your support is vital — every donation can help save a life.”
These mobile units are compact but powerful. Equipped with everything from infusion systems to respiratory equipment and medications, they can be deployed in minutes, allowing medics to provide critical care when every second counts.
“Each unit saves up to 100 lives per month in combat conditions, proving how essential they are. Unlike larger hospitals that can’t operate near the front lines, these mobile units can be positioned right where the need is most urgent,” said Gennadiy Zabolotnyi, who heads Razom’s mobile medical project.
Working with international partners, including France, not only provides technical and financial support but also demonstrates global solidarity with Ukraine. This coalitionis a powerful example of how collective efforts can save lives.
Razom has already delivered 11 mobile units to the frontlines, but the need is still critical. At least 50 more are required to meet the ongoing demands. With the war continuing, every additional unit represents another opportunity to save lives and help Ukraine persevere.
Thanks to cutting-edge technology and charitable contributions, Ukrainian soldiers have a better chance at survival. But these units are more than just medical stations — they are a symbol of the strength and commitment of everyone working toward Ukraine’s victory.
Together, we can make a difference and help Ukraine emerge stronger.
