




Illustration: Medevac Frontline with the doctors of Gjakova Hospital (red) and the Fire & Rescue Services of the Municipality of Gjakova
Following MFL's successful programme of training in Mass Casualty Management and Advanced Life Support to the Emergency Services of Gjakova in 2024, an MFL team is returning in 2026 to mentor 3 new docto
Illustration: Medevac Frontline with the doctors of Gjakova Hospital (red) and the Fire & Rescue Services of the Municipality of Gjakova
Following MFL's successful programme of training in Mass Casualty Management and Advanced Life Support to the Emergency Services of Gjakova in 2024, an MFL team is returning in 2026 to mentor 3 new doctors and 8 ICU nurses in Gjakova Hospital Emergency Department whilst undertaking complex inter-hospital critical transfers.
This programme requires further funding. Please donate at: www.justgiving.com/campaign/missionkosovo2026

Illustration: Medevac Frontline in North West Syria.
In 2025, MFL undertook a programme of 'training-the-trainers' selected from the six ambulance services of North West Syria in collaboration with World Health Organisation.
Introduced by WHO to Syria's new Ministry of Health, MFL is now developing a Syria-wide programme of resilience building training.

Illustration: Oliver O'Neill, Head of Special Operations Team at Medevac Frontline, like many in our SORT unit, currently serves with the UK NHS's Hazardous Area Response Team (HART).
Medevac Frontline has been requested by the Emergency Medical Service of Odesa (known as EMS Odesa, which is the civilian National Ambulance Service coverin
Illustration: Oliver O'Neill, Head of Special Operations Team at Medevac Frontline, like many in our SORT unit, currently serves with the UK NHS's Hazardous Area Response Team (HART).
Medevac Frontline has been requested by the Emergency Medical Service of Odesa (known as EMS Odesa, which is the civilian National Ambulance Service covering the Odesa Oblast) to provide emergency specialist training in Mass Casualty Management, CBRN medevac, Crush Injury Syndrome and Critical Care Patient Transfers. The latter will utilise Medevac Frontline's fully operational Ambulance which is already in Odesa. This will assist the practical 'placement' training by Medevac Frontline paramedics as patients are transferred off trains from the frontline to nearby hospitals. This programme has been approved by the Ministry of Health in Ukraine, a prerequisite for any Medevac Frontline deployments.
This programme requires further funding. Please donate at:
Ayman Othman, Lead Paramedic with Syrian Relief & Development.
Medevac Frontline's 'Training-of-the-Trainers' programme included the Central Ambulance & Referral System.
Paramedic Trainers joined Medevac Frontline from across the Governorates of Idleb and Aleppo in North West Syria.
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