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Vyshyvanka Day in Paris

On May 16th, Ukrainian and French BNP employees, along with AMCFU volunteers, gathered at the Claude Bernard site in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, dressed in national costumes to celebrate […]

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Mission to Ukraine in December 2022

The objective of this mission was to accompany a convoy of ambulances provided by AMC France-Ukraine and to assess the situation on the ground following the bombing of energy infrastructures […]

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Sponsor a project

By sponsoring AMCFU projects, you will contribute to providing essential medical and humanitarian aid, training healthcare professionals, and rebuilding vital infrastructure in Ukraine.

Equipment donation

Every donation, whether it's equipment, medical devices, or supplies, helps meet the urgent needs of Ukrainian hospitals. You will provide direct and vital support to those who need it most.

AMCFU Volunteer

Whether you are a healthcare professional, a logistician, or a translator, your commitment is invaluable. By giving your time and skills, you will directly help Ukrainian populations in need.

Quick Donation

Since 2014, AMCFU has been tirelessly providing medical and humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian population, particularly in regions heavily affected by the war. We strive to improve living conditions and deliver essential assistance to the most vulnerable groups.

 

AMCFU sends ambulances, specialized medical equipment, and emergency care supplies, as well as European-standard medications, in collaboration with paramedics and doctors from France and Ukraine. The aid is distributed to hospitals with the most urgent needs.