There have been more than 1,100 attacks on the Ukrainian health care system since the Russian invasion began in 2022. Areas that were occupied in the early months of the war lost consistent access to health care services.
To connect people living in previously occupied rural regions with much-needed health care, FHI 360 has mobilized 11 mobile medical units.
These units, which are part of the Ukraine Humanitarian Assistance Response Program (UHARP), provide primary health care, referrals to specialists and psychosocial support. UHARP is funded by USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance.
Learn how FHI 360 is connecting Ukrainians to comprehensive health care services in the photo story below.
