Kyiv Polytechnic students underwent a special training where they learned how to act in case of severe injuries and traumas and how to provide first aid.
The participants not only listened to a lecture but also practiced their new knowledge.
KPI specialists, in cooperation with the International University of Finance, developed retraining programs and organized training for almost 500 Ukrainian women who left for Poland because of Russian aggression.
Kyiv Polytechnic Charitable Foundation for Support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine handed over a thermal imager to the nephew of FEL teacher Sviatoslav.
Residents of the villages affected by the Russian explosion of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station expressed their gratitude to the administration, teachers, staff and students of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute for the assistance provided.
Food, drinking water, medicines, personal hygiene products, animal feed and fuel - KPI students collected humanitarian aid for Kherson.
On May 5, representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine received the keys to four ambulances and documents for them. The handover ceremony took place in the KPI on the square near the monument to Igor Sikorsky.
Kyiv Polytechnic coped with new challenges with dignity. In particular, it expanded cooperation with universities in Poland and the University of Sheffield (UK). And now it is confidently among the top three universities in Ukraine.
Four special medical vehicles designed to transport wounded soldiers arrived from Belgium. They were immediately sent to Kharkiv region to rescue Ukrainian defenders who are defending our land from Russian invaders.
The KPI Social Service together with the Mobile Brigade of the URCS organized a donor day at KPI. This donation will replenish the blood bank of the Kyiv City Blood Center and help save the lives of both wounded soldiers and civilian patients.
Wroclaw, the third largest city in Poland after Warsaw and Krakow, became Polish-Ukrainian. According to the 2021 census, the population of Wroclaw was 673 thousand people.
