Throughout October, the Charitable Organization "Charity Fund "Medical Aid Committee in Zakarpattya" together with its partners managed to respond effectively to more than 30 requests from healthcare institutions in the Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Rivne, Zakarpattia, Poltava, Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk, Kyiv, Vinnytsia, and Chernihiv regions. Most of the humanitarian aid delivered to medical institutions consisted of medicines, consumables, and food. In addition, with the support of the French Association SAFE, the Hrushivka Center for Primary Health Care in Dnipropetrovsk region received an ambulance equipped with everything necessary, construction materials, and lighting devices from CAMZ; the Nikopol Children's Hospital in Dnipropetrovsk region received hospital furniture, household appliances, and building materials; the Multidisciplinary Hospital in Tyvriv, Vinnytsia region, received a ventilator for the intensive care unit; the Bucha Consultative and Diagnostic Center in Kyiv region received building materials. Batches of functional medical beds were donated to the Rivne Regional Infectious Diseases Hospital and the Tyachiv District Hospital in Zakarpattia Oblast.

To support the energy independence of hospitals in conditions of electricity shortages, charging stations were donated to the Novhorod-Siverskyi Central District Hospital named after I.V. Buyalskyi, Chernihiv region, and the Kachkarivka Center for Primary Health Care in Kherson region.

As part of the project "Improving the Protection of Children in Emergencies in Ukraine by Providing Safe Shelters, Food and Non-Food Items, and Psychosocial Support", which the Medical Aid Committee in Zakarpattya is implementing with the support of the organization "terre des hommes Deutschland e.V." and funding from the German Federal Foreign Office, charitable aid in the form of medicines, consumables, and medical equipment was donated to the Vysokopillya Hospital and the Kachkarivka Center for Primary Health Care in the Kherson region, health centers in four rural communities in the Mykolaiv region, and the Sumy Regional Clinical Perinatal Center of the Sumy Regional Council.

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