Valeriy Dubil, Vita Prysyazhnyuk and the Youth Initiative Fund ”Nadiya” provided support to the State Border Guard Service
The Nadiya Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation, together with the First Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Committee on National Health, Valery Dubil, and the co-founder of the foundation, Vita Prysiazhnyuk, handed over a new batch of aid to Ukrainian border guards to the Head of the State Border Service of Ukraine, Serhiy Deinek.
The transferred materials include drones, Starlink terminals, powerful charging stations, communication equipment, specialized equipment, and vitamins.
Valery Dubil noted: “Together with the Nadiya Foundation team, we systematically support military units, in particular border guards, whose task is to ensure our security on the front line. We must strengthen their capabilities and take care of the safety of our defenders.”
This aid is intended for units operating in the most active combat zones. In war conditions, modern technical means, such as drones and power supplies, are critically important for maintaining combat readiness and protecting the military.
Serhiy Deyneko emphasized: “The Nadiya Charity Foundation is our reliable partner. They regularly assist both combat units of border guards and medical institutions. We are grateful to them for their support and cooperation.”
The initiative is implemented with the support of Ivan Dubil, Ilya Dubil, Yevhen Dovbnia, Dmytro Dovbnia, Heorhiy Kravchenko, Vladlen Nikitin, 3D Tech, as well as international partners – Revival Foundation and LifeableHealth.
The Nadiya Charity Foundation actively assists the Ukrainian military, regularly making trips to the front line to deliver assistance, in particular to border guards.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the foundation has already transferred hundreds of units of equipment, including electronic warfare systems, drones, generators, and other equipment. In addition, it is equipping medical units of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine – hospitals, stabilization points, and field hospitals. By July 2025, the foundation had completed over 270 frontline missions and had donated over 800 pieces of critical equipment in the first half of this year.
Additionally, an increasing number of volunteers and partners are joining the Web initiative, confirming the growing support of charitable organizations in cooperation with European colleagues.
