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130 ХХХІ Конвенція СУА includes financial aid to wounded soldiers and their families, adoption of families of fallen heroes, warm clothing for soldiers, packages of clothing, school supplies, first aid items, linens, towels, baby items, shoes 76,617 soldiers in the U.S.: Walter Reed Army hospital, San Antonio Military Hospital, Hera in Phoenix 11,858 Ukrainian Trauma Life Support training courses, etc. 8,000 shipping costs for Hospital no. 8, container of medical equipment/beds, etc. (pro- vided by DCtoHC); part of this aid went to war victim orphans 4,043 2. Marusia Beck Fund: Burn victims in Hospital no. 8, payments for Dr. Fuzaylov’s shipment of medical supplies for burn victims, Shriner’s Mission led by DCtoHC 14,844 3. .Camps for war victims: Summer and Christmas retreat camps for families and children of fallen soldiers in ATO; some summer and Christmas camps for war victim orphans from eastern Ukraine 10,500 4. General Welfare aid: includes disabled children, food baskets, school uniforms for children in Brazil and Ukraine 18,841 5. Nursing homes and Babusi: Nursing home in Tyvriv; O. Matchuk and M. Stus in Limma; Babusi in Ukraine (lists supplied by Oreslava Khomyk and Maria Furtak) 6,707 My reports from 2014 and 2015 are based on the questionnaires filled out by most branches. I tried to initiate quarterly reporting from the Branch Social Welfare Chairs. It worked well (with some reminders) for one quarter for most branches. My thanks and compliments to the Detroit Regional Coun- cil branches and President Vera Andrushkiw. Her branches send quarterly reports to this time. The mem- bers of the branches and Regional Councils are very generous with their time and finances in helping war victims. Many branches co-operate, work, and donate through local organizations. The funds that have gone through organizations like Save Ukraine Now, Zudak, Meest, Ukrainian American Civic Communi- ty in Detroit, DCtoHC, Bishop Daniel of the Orthodox Church, and Ukrainian Federation of America are included in this report. Since the Welfare reports for the year 2016 were not received by the due date for this report, the report is based on information received from UNWLA members who visited Ukraine and from our repre- sentative in Ukraine. The disbursements for the year were $220,435. 1. War Victims Fund: 50,000 – Individual soldiers for medical treatments; this was done at least quar- terly or in dire cases by our representative in Ukraine, Maria Furtak, as well as by UNWLA members while visiting Ukraine 31,195 – Christmas and summer camps in 2016 and January 2017 for families and orphans of soldiers, children from the war buffer zones, and orphans from the Lviv orphanage 14,400 – financial adoption of families of fallen soldiers 9,120 – training of medical personnel in first aid trauma 2,300 – purchase of medical simulator TARAS for medical military personnel to develop practical skills in resuscitating soldiers at the front 2. Marusia Beck Fund: 6,500 – DCtoHC payments for shipping containers with medical supplies to hos- pitals in Ukraine for burn victims 3. Babusia (Grandmothers) Fund:
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