MISNEACH UKRAINE
Misneach - the Irish word for courage.
The courage of the Ukrainian people and in particular those injured by the war, has inspired us to help. You can too.
Our Mission
We are a not for profit, self funded and dedicated to supporting rehabilitation facilities and hospitals in Ukraine, by providing essential medical aid, gym equipment and humanitarian aid sourced from Ireland. Our mission is to empower individuals wounded in the war to reclaim their lives and be able to contribute to their communities, regardless of the severity of their injuries. Since July 2022, we’ve sent over €7m in aid.
How you can help
Gym Equipment
We are seeking donations of gym, physio & OT equipment. Do you know of anyone with equipment lying unused?
Medical Equipment
Ukraine urgently needs all types of medical equipment & consumables. Have you any contacts in the medical profession?
Dental Equipment
We've teamed up with the National Ukrainian Dental Society & need all types of dental equipment & consumables.
Shoe Box Appeal
Send love in a box - Socks, pyjamas 0r small gift & a card
Ukrainian children & adults with special needs are suffering through nearly 900 days of war. Send them some love, warm clothing, a sensory toy etc. Spend as little or as much as you can afford, but it'll be priceless to the recipient.
Gallery - How Ireland Helps Heal Ukraine
From removing gym equipment donations to delivering to Ukraine. Here's a few sample photos of what we've achieved.
About Misneach Ukraine
We are a not for profit, founded by 3 friends (A Kerryman, a Dubliner and a Ukrainian) who played football together in Dublin. We felt compelled to help Ukraine and it's wounded people recover from the brutalities of the Russian invasion. Brian O'Connor, Andy Kenny & Billy Procopec need your help through contacts, donations of equipment and through volunteering your time.
West Wood Club and Expert Leisure have been incredibly generous and donated a huge amount of gym equipment to Ukraine.
Checkout our social media pages or feel free to contact us for more information. You can call Andy directly on (085) 7282551.
Someday this war will end, but rehabilitation will last a lifetime.
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