The collection point was canceled on Monday, March 11. 

Thank you to everyone who participated in the collection   

HUMANITARIAN AID COLLECTION FOR UKRAINE

The management of the faculty, in cooperation with the students, decided to establish a collection point for assistance to Ukraine at the dean's office as of Monday, February 28, 2022.

You can bring the items from the list to the filing room (ground floor) every day from 8 am to 3 pm.

1. Hygiene

1.1. Children

1.1.1. Children's nappies

1.1.2. Wet wipes

1.1.3. diaper rash creams

1.2. Adults

1.2.1. Feminine hygiene - pads, tampons

1.2.2. Toothbrushes, toothpaste

1.2.3. Face masks

1.2.4. Disinfection

2. Food

2.1. Adults

2.1.1. Energy drinks

2.1.2. Canned food (no need for subsequent preparation).

2.1.3. Waffles

2.1.4. Cookies 

2.1.5. Biscuits

2.1.6. Protein bars

2.2. Baby food (no not need further heating)

2.2.1. Baby snacks

2.2.2. Canned food

2.2.3. Cookies

2.2.4. Biscuits

3. Clothes

3.1. Children

3.1.1. Mimi 0-2years

3.1.1.1. Bodies

3.1.1.2. Children's footwear

3.1.1.3. Trousers

3.1.1.4. Caps

3.1.1.5. Overalls

3.1.1.6. Coveralls

3.1.1.7. Blanket

3.1.1.11. Socks

3.1.2. Children 2 years-6 years

3.1.2.1. Trousers

3.1.2.2. panties / boxers, tank tops

3.1.2.3. Tights

3.1.2.4. Long sleeve t-shirts

3.1.2.5. Sweatshirt

3.1.2.6. Socks

3.1.2.7. Overalls / Jackets / pants on the outside

3.1.2.8. Shoes

3.1.2.9. Hat / scarf / gloves

3.2. Adults

3.2.1. Hoodies

3.2.2. Thermo underwear

3.2.3. Warm trousers

3.2.4. Sweatshirts

3.2.5. Socks

3.2.6. Underwear.

3.2.7. Shoes

4. Shelters and accessories

4.1. Raincoats

4.2. Tents

4.3. Sleeping bags

4.4. Thermofoil (can be bought at the pharmacy)

4.5. Children's toys or books (not stuffed animals, they take up a lot of space)

4.6. Blankets 

4.7. PowerBanks

4.8. Simcards (those for sale)

4.9. Mats

4.10. Flashlights

4.11. Matches

4.12. Battery

4.13. Backpacks

4.15. Binoculars and compasses

5. Medicines

5.1. For fever (Antipyretics - Paralen, Ibalgin, Aspirin)

5.2. Stomach (IPP - omeprazole, pantoprazole)

5.3. Analgesics

5.4. Drugs for diarrhea, nausea

5.5. Celox-G - gauze (bandage)

6. First aid

6.1. Gauze bandages of various sizes, sterile / non-sterile

6.2. Elastic bandages

6.3. External fixator

6.4. Splints and orthoses

6.5. Bactericidal patches,

6.6. Hydrogel cover for burns

6.7. Throttles or tactical throttle / turnstile

6.8. Needle injections (various volumes)

6.9. Peripheral venous cannulas

6.10. Sterile and non-sterile gloves

6.11. Infusion sets

6.12. Physiological saline solution

6.13. Sterile squares

6.14. Betadine

6.15. Septoderm

6.16. Octenisept

6.17. Portable oxygen cylinders

6.18. Central venous cannulation kits

6.19. Water for injections