27.07.2026 Sunflower Scotland team donated a van load of medical supplies for Kramatorsk hospital. You can see on the photos, the van was totally full to the brim. Kramatorsk is one of Ukraine’s fortress towns of Donbas. For as long as Kramatorsk stands, Donbas will remain Ukrainian. It’s absolutely important to help them.
Our team pictured above included Oleg, Stevie, Alison and Olena (she was taking the photo).
Before going we had many conversations with the medics, and we checked exactly what they needed. We brought they asked for:
- Sterile and non-sterile bandages, dressings
- Urine catheters and collection bags
- Crutches
- Steel surgical instruments
In addition we brought iGels, hospital gowns and nasal sprays: soon it will be rainy and cold, and they will be necessary.
All supplies were IN DATE. (Out of date supplies are forbidden in Ukraine and charities must not bring them).
Russia is attacking Kramatorsk now with KABS (gliding bombs) and FPV drones. Going to Kramatorsk is very risky. We met in Barvinkove behind Kramatorsk. Later we received photo of our supplies from the hospital:
The medics were really happy with our delivery and gave us a present: Ukrainian combat medics’ flag (pictured).
We sincerely thank donors
We are really grateful and thank Roman Krol and NHS Bradford for donating the catheters, bandages and lots of useful supplies.
We thank Scottish paramedics for donating crutches and gowns.
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and we sincerely thank all our 
British donors who have supported us: we are sincerely grateful. Your aid is working and helping people 
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About our work
Sunflower Scotland speaks directly with Ukrainian doctors and knows what is REALLY needed and NOT NEEDED.
Sunflower Scotland delivers emergency aid where it is absolutely required. First priority locations.
We don’t send untrained Ukrainian volunteers to die for us in dangerous places. We are trained Tactical First Aiders. We have drone detectors, body armour and 4×4 vehicles. We don’t play with other people’s lives.
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