Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Aide Médicale et Caritative France-Ukraine (AMCFU) has been tirelessly mobilized to assist the most vulnerable populations.
With a strong network of partners in France and Ukraine, AMCFU carries out concrete actions tailored to the needs on the ground, demonstrating unwavering solidarity. The convoys organized by AMCFU are designed to meet the specific needs of the Ukrainian population, whether displaced, refugees, or living in areas most affected by the fighting.
We assist Ukrainians with:
Thanks to the generosity of its donors and the dedication of its volunteers, AMCFU has successfully completed numerous projects:
AMCFU works closely with Ukrainian authorities, healthcare professionals, and local organizations to identify the most urgent needs. Through attentive listening, regular situation analysis, and on-the-ground missions, the association is able to adapt its actions and respond to new demands.
Beyond emergency aid, AMCFU is committed to long-term projects aimed at strengthening the Ukrainian healthcare system. These include:
The success of AMCFU’s actions relies on the generosity of everyone. In-kind donations (medical equipment, clothing, hygiene products) and financial contributions help fund the convoys, projects, and activities of the association.
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.
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 and meet local stakeholders. It also made it possible to frame the deliveries of vehicles and electrical equipment (generators, transformers,
Tchernivtsy Region The Emergency Medicine Championship on May 23-24, the first since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, provided a unique opportunity for us to meet and exchange with teams from across Ukraine, their instructors, regional emergency medicine officials, representatives from the Ukrainian Ministry of Health, and
The AMCFU became the main partner of the Ukrainian Emergency Rescue Championship “Bukovina Medical Rally 2024,” which took place on May 23rd and 24th in Chernivtsi: 26 teams from all regions of Ukraine, 104 emergency responders representing different cities, and more than 500 participants. The First Lady of Ukraine, Olena
The war in Ukraine poses enormous challenges, especially for frontline healthcare workers. In addition to providing material assistance, we support medical training centers. These centers train doctors, first aiders, andpopulations in emergency care in times of war. With an investment of €400,000, this new center is equipped with the latest
We continue our work to supply essential products to medical and social structures as well as to the Ukrainian population affected by the war. In 3 months, the association has sent humanitarian aid worth €1.73 million from France. The 6 trucks sent contained medicines, tourniquets, medical consumables and clothing, enteral
Spring 2024 was marked by a worsening of the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. The destruction of critical infrastructure and the advance of Russian troops in the Kharkiv and Donetsk regions have severely affected the country. Most power plants have been targeted, leaving millions of people without electricity, heat, and water
