Mobile Clinics is a project that provides residents of remote, frontline, and de-occupied communities across Ukraine with free, high-quality healthcare where access to hospitals is limited or no longer available.

The full-scale war has destroyed dozens of healthcare facilities and severely restricted access to medical services for hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians. In response to this challenge, TECHIIA Foundation, together with its partners, is developing a network of modern mobile clinics that bring essential healthcare directly to people in need.

Each mobile clinic is a fully equipped medical facility on wheels, featuring consultation rooms, modern diagnostic equipment, laboratory facilities, and автономous utility systems. Medical teams are assembled according to the specific needs of each community, while all consultations, examinations, and prescribed treatment are provided free of charge.

Project Results

▪️ established a network of 10 mobile clinics operating in Ukraine's most heavily affected regions;

▪️ provided medical assistance to tens of thousands of residents in remote, frontline, and de-occupied communities;

▪️ delivered tens of thousands of free medical consultations, diagnostic examinations, and laboratory tests;

▪️ mobile clinics operate across communities in the Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Mykolaiv, and other regions of Ukraine;

▪️ patients receive consultations from family physicians and specialist doctors, undergo ultrasound examinations, ECG testing, laboratory diagnostics, and, when needed, receive prescribed medications free of charge.

The project continues to expand in response to evolving humanitarian needs. Mobile clinic routes are planned according to the needs of local communities, with medical teams traveling to areas where access to stationary healthcare remains limited due to active hostilities, destroyed infrastructure, or the remoteness of settlements.

For TECHIIA Foundation, Mobile Clinics is about more than delivering healthcare services. It is about restoring people's fundamental right to timely, high-quality medical care, regardless of where they live or how close their community is to the frontline.