Help us continue providing free GP care - Ukraine

We need to support the Ukrainian Doctors providing free GP services and counselling to Ukrainians who have been affected at this time.

Millions have had to flee their homes to new countries, or forced to stay in dangerous areas - so having access to an online service with a doctor speaking their native language that is private, secure and free is essential.

Our doctors are refugees themselves, and are providing these services in addition to their day jobs - in order for us to help them continue, we need $100,000 to help us get through this difficult period of time.

While we secure sustainable funding, we need your help - anything you can contribute will be greatly appreciated.

See more about our journey here:

Ukrainian CrisisCare Telehealth Service.

Please Help Us Help Ukraine and join our incredible team making a difference for more than 9,000 Ukrainian families and 3,000 children.

We are raising money in aid of the PII Foundation a US based charity focused on virtual care for the most vulnerable your donation will help 1,000's of Ukrainian families during these troubled times. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to during these troubled times.

More information about PII Foundation:

The PII Foundation is a US based “not-for-profit” organisation established to fund and resource humanitarian initiatives delivering Virtual Care for the Most Vulnerable anywhere, anytime. We are focussed on improving patient care for people who are unable to access the level of primary health care that so many of us take for granted. Our partner programs have already helped thousands of people including those traumatised by natural disasters, indigenous people living in remote locations, the disabled whose access treatment had been affected by Covid. Backed by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and working in collaboration with the World Organisation of Family Doctors our latest humanitarian initiative Ukrainian CrisisCare Telehealth Service www.gpnow.net/ukrainian-crisiscare