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Leleka Ukraine Foundation
Leleka Ukraine Foundation trains battlefield medics and supplies tactical medicine equipment to Ukraine's Defense Forces, focusing on reducing preventable deaths through quality TCCC training and standardised field kits.
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About Leleka Ukraine Foundation
Founded in 2023, the Leleka Ukraine Foundation emerged from the recognition that tactical medicine saves lives — but only when practiced correctly. The foundation runs intensive Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) courses for soldiers and medics deployed to active frontline positions, covering tourniquet application, wound packing, airway management, and patient evacuation protocols.
Alongside training, Leleka procures and delivers standardised medical kits: individual first aid kits (IFAK), stretcher systems, haemostatic dressings, and airway management tools. Each delivery is accompanied by brief training on proper use.
The foundation maintains a transparent spending model, publishing procurement records and training statistics. Donors can track how their contributions translate into trained medics and distributed kits via the foundation’s regular social media updates.
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