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Djakoejoe Foundation Donates Medical Supplies with the Help of ViaSana Clinic

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The Djakoejoe Foundation has once again been able to donate medical supplies to a hospital in Ukraine. This was made possible thanks to the generous support of ViaSana Clinic in Mill, together with various suppliers and Maasziekenhuis Pantein. ViaSana has a partnership with Maasziekenhuis Pantein. By combining the efforts of these parties, two full pallets of essential medical supplies are on their way to Ukraine.

Djakoejoe Foundation Collaborates with Various Companies

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the Djakoejoe Foundation has been collaborating with other organizations and companies. These partnerships have proven to be invaluable. ViaSana Clinic, located in Mill, asked its suppliers to donate medical supplies that they could spare. Several suppliers responded, resulting in two full pallets of medical aids and bandages. Additionally, other essential items were collected, crucial for medical professionals in Ukraine.

Medical Aid En Route to Ukraine

After the collection, the next concern is to get the aid to its destination. Djakoejoe Foundation received help from a local company in this regard. Vervoort Transport & Logistics from Cuijk transported the goods from Mill to Vught, to the Foundation for Aid to Ukraine. There, along with other goods such as food, clothing, and blankets, they will be safely transported to Ukraine. “At Vervoort Logistics, we believe in the power of collaboration and compassion, and we are happy to contribute to connecting our business activities with these core values,” says Joris Vervoort, Director of Vervoort Transport & Logistics.

About Djakoejoe Foundation‌

Djakoejoe Foundation is a Dutch charity organization dedicated to supporting the Ukrainian population with (emergency) aid and sustainable reconstruction. They achieve this by collecting money and goods, supporting local initiatives, and encouraging local entrepreneurship. Currently, the Foundation is working to create a playground and sports field at Zatyshok children’s village for displaced children in Ukraine. Will you help?

The chairman of the Djakoejoe Foundation is entrepreneur Tanya van Workum, who is originally from Ukraine. In collaboration with companies and numerous volunteers, the foundation provides acute humanitarian aid in Ukraine. It also aspires to support the Ukrainian population with sustainable reconstruction after the war by stimulating local entrepreneurship.

For more information about Djakoejoe Foundation, contact Tanya van Workum at tany@5pro.com.

How You Can Help Ukraine

Djakoejoe Foundation is in direct contact with medical personnel in Ukraine to organize the right help and ensure it reaches the right places. Donate now and activate your network to raise funds. Together, we can save lives!

Thanks to Djakoejoe Foundation’s ANBI status, you can donate in a tax-friendly manner. Learn more on the Belastingdienst website.

Press release: Urgent money needed for medical assistance to the Ukrainian wounded

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Tanya van Workum of the Djakoejoe Foundation is in direct contact with a surgeon who
works in one of the Ukrainian hospitals. According to the surgeon, there are currently
hundreds of injured people who need to be treated for wounds: “These are gunshot and
shrapnel wounds, but also very serious injuries to limbs and even amputations. There is a
major shortage of materials for the VAC devices for medical care to injured Ukrainians. They
help to heal the wounds that people suffer from – faster. We urgently need money to
purchase these materials for wound care. The materials save lives and accelerate the healing
process. With sufficient medical supplies, we will be able to help many people on a daily
basis.”

Money for wound care: send supplies where they are needed most

Tanya van Workum, originally from Ukraine, is chairman of the Djakoejoe Foundation in Oss.
She has been living in the Netherlands for 12 years now. Because of her business, she is in
touch with her home country often. “There are no words to describe how much suffering there
is. There is fighting in many places in the country, such as at Bachmoet, where there are
many victims. We use the donations to purchase materials in the Netherlands and Belgium
and take them to different places in Ukraine. We partner with other foundations for transport.
We previously supplied dozens of pumps, but the materials for these devices have now run
out. Money is now urgently needed for that.”

Donate tax-friendly money for wound care

We encourage everyone to donate via bank account NL40BUNQ2068828634 in the name of:
Foundation Djakoejoe. The foundation has an ANBI status, so donations are tax-deductible.
Every gift, no matter how big or small, can make a difference for the victims in Ukraine.
‘Djakoejoe’ is Ukrainian for ‘Thank you’.

Stoves for Ukraine

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The terrible bombing of civilian targets was the reason to set up our campaign ‘Stoves for Ukraine’.
Sander de Kramer and David van Kaam have now sent 10,000 heaters and various generators to
Ukraine. Because of our contacts at local hospitals, we were able to arrange generators for the
operating rooms of 3 hospitals in Mykolaiv.A total of 12 units (with accessories) are now on their way
to Ukraine. The local people are very grateful for this.

We would like to thank Sander en David for the collaboration and transporting the equipment.

We are also involved in a new project where we want to provide 650 refugees with tents, camp beds
and sleeping bags. Contributions to achieving this goal are very much appreciated!

Sander de Kramer met cameraploeg voor een vrachtwagen met generatoren voor het ziekenhuis.
Sander de Kramer with camera crew in front of a truck with generators for the hospital.
De generator van HBM.
The stove from HBM.

Patient monitoring monitors

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Patient monitoring monitors

We recently received a request from a hospital in southern Ukraine. This small hospital
doesn’t have enough resources to provide good care. It currently has 30 people in ICU and
only 1 monitor for patient monitoring. With the help of the Djakoejoe Foundation, 10 monitors
are now on their way to this hospital.

Surgeon in hospital in southern Ukraine

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