Services for vulnerable groups

Results of work for June-September 2022

For over two months now, the One Care program has been caring for elderly people with limited mobility in their homes. This includes over 400 residents of Rivne oblast who have received integrated medical and social services in the form of «home care».

Meet our second One Care team from the town of Demydivka in Rivne oblast. They are Lilia Dubchuk, Natalia Kulchytska, Larysa Shvarhun, and Vitaliy Sydorchuk.

Supporting and assisting people with limited mobility and residents of remote communities is exhausting work that requires dedication and continuous development. Three mobile medical teams and two One Care teams, already known in the communities where they work for the quality and relevance of their services, met at the first joint training session in Rivne.

In April, a training seminar was held in Kyiv for doctors, nurses, psychologists from mobile primary healthcare teams, and their coordinators from non-governmental organizations in the Dnipropetrovsk, Lviv, Poltava, and Rivne oblasts of Ukraine.

Press conference

One Care is a unique medical and social service that provides assistance to people with chronic non-communicable diseases who have limited mobility.

On May 16-19, a monitoring visit of the Ukrainian-Swiss project «Act for Health» to mobile medical teams in the Rivne oblast took place.

A monitoring visit of the Act for Health project to Mobile Medical Teams in Poltava region took place. During the visit, MMT members underwent training on «Psychology of teamwork, individual psychological supervision, and team building».

A service that provides assistance to people with chronic non-communicable diseases and the elderly will now operate in the Rivne oblast

Timely medical assistance can save health and even lives. The Poltava One Care team has seen this firsthand.