Australian entrepreneur, James Spenceley, is leading the crew at ‘Aus Ukraine Aid,’ providing ambulances throughout the war-torn nation
HUMANITARIAN MISSION- As the war in Ukraine wages on, people around the world are putting their own lives on the line to help those in need.
People from all areas of profession have put their day-to-day lives aside to be in Ukraine, amid the war.
Many have travelled from afar to support Ukraine, including doctors, nurses, ambulance workers, charity organisations, journos and many more.
Australian telecommunications entrepreneur and Airtasker chairman, James Spencley travelled to the war zone to deliver ambulances and medical aid support vehicles.
Humanitarian mission
Australian entrepreneur, James Spenceley, has been leading the ‘Aus Ukraine Aid’ group on the ground in Ukraine.
They have been working around the clock to provide ambulances throughout the war-torn nation.
This is their fourth visit to Ukraine, since the beginning of the war in February. Spenceley reserves a special spot in his heart for Ukraine, after living there in 2004.
Here, he met his Ukrainian wife.
Once the war began, Spenceley said he said he couldn’t sit by and watch the war any longer; he had to help those in need. That’s when his ambitious humanitarian efforts began.
Spenceley says the spirit of the Ukrainian people is what inspires him to carry on.
Ukraine has received an enormous amount of support from leading nations, as they continue in their fight for their freedom.
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