The 2nd Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine “Khartiia” has received a major shipment of rehabilitation, medical, fitness, electronic, and humanitarian assistance to support the treatment, recovery, and daily needs of Ukrainian service members.
The delivery was made possible through a joint effort involving Unite with Ukraine, an initiative of the Ukrainian World Congress, the Association of Ukrainians in Northern Germany and its “UA NEVER ALONE” division, and the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Germany.
The assistance was organized to address the practical needs of service members, including those undergoing treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery, while also strengthening the corps’ rehabilitation, physical recovery, operational readiness, and day-to-day capacity.
The shipment included a wide range of rehabilitation and mobility equipment, including 8 rehabilitation exercise machines, 1 electric wheelchair, 150 pairs of crutches, 30 medical walking canes, and 2 electric adjustable medical beds.
Fitness and recovery equipment delivered to the corps included 5 Life Fitness 95T treadmills, 10 Life Fitness 95X elliptical cross-trainers, 2 Life Fitness 95CS exercise bikes, and 16 Tomahawk IC-TKIC4B indoor cycling bikes.
The shipment also included 170 computer monitors, 15 desktop computer system units, and 31 LG 28LW750H televisions. In addition, the partners delivered 17,500 litres of oat milk and 1,800 chocolate snacks.
The equipment will support the physical fitness, rehabilitation, mobility, therapeutic exercise, and daily well-being of service members.
“On behalf of the 2nd Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine ‘Khartiia,’ we express our sincere gratitude to the Association of Ukrainians in Northern Germany, the ‘UA NEVER ALONE’ division, the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Germany, and the Ukrainian World Congress,” said Ihor Lishchynski, Head of Physical Training for the Khartiia Corps.
“We are grateful for the delivery of this essential assistance and for the continued support of our service members. Your assistance strengthens our resilience, helps save lives, and brings Ukraine closer to victory,” Lishchynski added.
“Supporting Ukraine’s defenders also means supporting their recovery, rehabilitation, and long-term well-being,” said Paul Grod, President of the Ukrainian World Congress. “Through Unite with Ukraine, we are connecting the strength of Ukrainian communities worldwide with the immediate needs of those serving on the front lines. This delivery reflects our commitment to standing with Ukraine’s defenders throughout their service and recovery.”
“This delivery is the result of close cooperation, dedicated volunteer work, and the generosity of Ukrainians and friends of Ukraine across Germany,” said Rostyslav Sukennyk, Chair of the Board of the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Germany. “Our close collaboration with the Ukrainian World Congress and its Unite with Ukraine initiative allows us to combine resources, experience, and international networks to deliver effective support where it is needed most. We will continue working together with our partners to provide Ukraine’s defenders with meaningful and practical assistance.”
The delivery reflects the continued commitment of Ukrainian communities and partner organizations abroad to providing Ukraine’s defence and security forces with targeted and practical assistance. Unite with Ukraine, the Association of Ukrainians in Northern Germany, its “UA NEVER ALONE” division, and the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Germany will continue mobilizing resources and coordinating assistance in response to the needs of Ukraine’s defenders.
The Ukrainian World Congress expresses its gratitude to all donors, volunteers, and community organizations whose contributions made this delivery possible, including Viktor Shevchenko and the Zammler Group.
