🇺🇦 🚑 In her recent article, «Life Leaving, Kramatorsk», our colleague and friend, the journalist and author Anna Bowles, accurately describes on https://annabowles.substack.com the harrowing reality on the ground: the noose tightening around the city and the heart-wrenching choice facing more and more residents: to stay or to leave.

At The Small Projects Team, we never give up. Our support on the ground remains constant.

For a long time, evacuation teams focused on rescuing people living on the front lines and bringing them to safety in Kramatorsk. Today, the situation is changing: Kramatorsk itself has become too exposed, and we must prepare for an increasing number of civilians being forced to make the painful decision to leave their homes and move to safer areas.

The good news is that, thanks to French Senator Nadia Sologoub and her colleague Frédéric Lajeunesse, we have found a donor for a new ambulance, similar to the one you can see in the photo!

We will collect it in October and send it to the field as quickly as possible, so that we can hand it over to one of the local evacuation teams. Anna knows these teams personally and is taking care of checking which organisations are operating on the ground in Kramatorsk on our behalf.

To make this possible, we need around €1,400 to cover the cost of transporting the ambulance from France, including the return travel expenses for our volunteers.

👉 Help us fund the transport of this ambulance