FUIB Bank and FRAME Workshop Join Forces to Save Lives on the Front Line

FUIB has started cooperation with the FRAME workshop, which converts civilian cars into ambulances for the front. The goal of the partnership is to help military medics save more lives. The bank financed the conversion of the first evacuation vehicle for soldiers of the 3rd Army Corps.

The car is equipped with everything necessary for paramedics to work in the field: autonomous heating to prevent hypothermia of the wounded, LED lighting for working at night, an additional battery and inverter for connecting equipment, stretcher rails and places to store medical supplies. The casevac also has light-blocking curtains, replaced windows to increase safety during explosions, and a specially equipped place for the medic.

The car has already been handed over to the combat medic of the Troika with the call sign "Kaban" to provide conditions for more effective work of the medical crew and increase the chances of stabilizing the wounded on the way to the stabling point. The FRAME team notes: on average, one such car helps to evacuate about 400 wounded per year. It provides the opportunity to work with the wounded directly during transportation, which significantly increases the chances of rescue.

For FUIB, this cooperation is an opportunity to join the important mission of saving the lives of Ukrainian defenders.