A Doctor’s Harrowing Journey into Ukraine
Join Dr. Lara Wieland in her profound journey into Ukraine, unveiling untold sufferings and the resilience of its people amid war.
Join Our Goal: 200 Heroes of Change
Join our mission to find 200 heroes for our “Swap Sips for Support” and “Trade Treats for Triumphs” campaign. #SwapSipsForSupport #TradeTreatsForTriumphs #StandWithUkraine#OPT
Swap Sips for Support, Trade Treats for Triumphs
Our campaign, “Swap Sips for Support” offers a simple yet profound way to contribute.
How Your Support is Transforming Lives in Ukraine:
In these challenging times, OPT’s partnership with CMA-Ukraine and ‘Fortress of Good’ shines as a beacon of hope for Ukraine, combining efficiency, transparency, and deep community connections to deliver life-changing aid. Witness their impact: from the courageous volunteers are aiding bomb-stricken villages, and providing essentials like food, medicines, and much-needed equipment across Ukraine. Your contribution, tax-deductible for Australians, extends beyond mere donations. It’s a powerful act of solidarity, offering tangible support in the form of essentials like warm clothing, medicines, food and life-saving tourniquets. Join us in this heartfelt journey of hope and healing, and see how every bit helps light up the darkest corners. Together, with your support, we can make a significant difference in Ukraine.
An update & overview of the situation in Ukraine – Nov ’23
An update on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on critical developments, strategies, and the human toll.
The How and Why of helping Ukraine in 2023
So I’m not in Ukraine anymore, I am back home, but it’s not over yet. In fact you could say perhaps the journey is only just beginning. I will write more soon about what has happened in the days since I left Ukraine. But for now, let me just say […]
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27th JulyHad a good nights sleep with only one air raid siren and despite being on the floor, having norunning water and after seeing the horrors of the day before. But these are all things these villagers are dealing with long term. As Andrew drove the car out from under […]
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24th July Yesterday and today I pretty much spent organising photos and videos and trying to translate and edit the videos of the army chaplain who had been killed. I did go for a couple of walks for exercise and to clear my head. I walked literally to the other […]
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22/7 We said goodbye to everyone at camp including our lovely interpreter. Always hard to take when people so effusively thank you for coming to their country during war and for helping them. Feels like we can do so little and they are so grateful… Aliona helped translate through the […]
