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Artesans-ResQ Ukraine Annual Report 2025
Annual Report 2025 – Sharing the Highlights of Our Highly Demanding Year
Due to the increase in attacks and the growing pressure on the healthcare system, the need for critical patient transport rose significantly — especially in the second half of the year. Our teams responded to this challenge by completing more transfers, covering longer distances, and training more professionals than ever before.
We transported 889 patients across Ukraine and abroad, including:
– 772 adults
– 76 children
– and 41 newborns
360,000+ km covered by our team across Ukraine and Europe.
In 2025, we delivered 11 training programmes and trained 145 medical professionals in Critical Care Transport (CCT).
2025 also showed that there is much more behind the numbers: more complex cases, longer routes, more intensive missions, and even greater responsibility for every patient. The report also includes inspiring stories of our patients. We worked as mobile intensive care units, delivering care where it was needed most, while also strengthening the EMS system through training.
We could not have achieved these results without our partners and donors. Among them are the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Center of Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, the World Health Organization, hospitals, regional emergency medical services — including Dnipro and Kirovohrad EMS — as well as transport teams that provide the foundation for the daily work of Artesans-ResQ Ukraine in critical care transport.
We are also deeply grateful to our partners and donors, including the R.T. Weatherman Foundation, Allied Extract, Lviv Restaurant Group “Kilinski”, Advanced Healthcare Technology, SolidUArity Charitable Foundation, Jason Evans, Dr. Mark Zoller, Driving Ukraine, and Victoria J.H. Elenowitz. We also thank every individual donor who has given privately and whose names we do not list publicly. Your support matters equally.
