Dr Chris Goes To Ukraine
An Australian doctor heads to war-torn Ukraine — and returns humbled, inspired, and slightly wiser about tourniquets (and Nemiroff).
An Australian doctor heads to war-torn Ukraine — and returns humbled, inspired, and slightly wiser about tourniquets (and Nemiroff).
Putin, drones, disinformation, and doctors who won’t stop showing up. I talk Ukraine’s forgotten war with Wendy Francis, and why it still deeply matters.
I sat down with Suzanne Rath on her podcast “Endures” to talk Cape York, Ukraine, and thirty years of showing up. Listen now — and consider chipping in.
Today we start the 3-4 day trip to Ukraine for a five-month deployment. Here’s what we’re doing, and how you can stand with us.
We’re back in Ukraine for five months. Borders, bureaucracy, air raid sirens and watermelons the size of small children — mission one begins.
From Lviv market mornings to a mountain retreat for exhausted doctors: life, loss and resilience as Ukraine braces for its hardest winter yet.
Inside a Ukraine retreat where students carry whistles, commanders share stories and send flowers, and joy survives the war. Meet the people OPT supports.
Russia is bombing supermarkets and food warehouses across Ukraine. This isn’t about the battlefield — it’s about making life unbearable.
Mobile clinics in Korosten, Ukraine: caring for families of the fallen, sirens during church, and quiet heroes serving without headlines.