Razom’s Post

🌍 This World Health Day, it’s time we shine a light on a side of 🇺🇦 Ukraine the world often overlooks. Ukraine doesn’t just need help — it has so much to teach the world about health, resilience, and what it truly means to care. But learning from Ukraine takes more than sympathy. It takes what Dr. Paul Farmer called accompaniment — the act of walking with someone through their struggles, not to lead or fix, but to stand beside them. Present. Humble. Committed. At Razom Health, that’s been our guiding principle. Not just delivering aid, but showing up — in frontline operating rooms, in mental health centers for displaced families, in rural clinics adapting care under impossible conditions. This isn’t charity. It’s solidarity. It’s mutual learning. It’s trust — built quietly, sustained through presence. Ukrainian health workers aren’t just navigating crisis — they’re leading through it. Innovating care, training under pressure, and shaping what health system resilience looks like in real time. So today, let’s remember: health doesn’t happen at a distance. It’s something we build together — side by side, for as long as it takes. 🤝 Let’s not just support Ukraine. Let’s accompany it.