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Reply To: Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles to help refugees from Ukraine
Unfortunately, I don’t know of any organizations in the nearing countries, but I’ve been able to find a group of people that are helping disabled, elderly, LGTBIQA people, families and more evacuate from Ukraine.
They are called Rain Dove and they seem legit. Here’s their Fundly:
https://fundly.com/verifiable-ukraine-evacuation-resettlement-fund
Nevertheless, it’s a new organization, so I’d also try to contact more established ones. For instance, I’m sure that the Ukrainian/Polish/Romanian Paralympic Committees may have a lot of information on accessible transportation in the area:
https://www.paralympic.org/ukraine
https://www.paralympic.org/poland
https://www.paralympic.org/romania
Finally, I have a kind of taxi service with accessible vans in Ukraine, though I don’t know if they are operating at the moment: