While the battle for Ukraine continues, a Ukrainian doctor and a business in Novato are finding ways to help a war-ravaged people from afar.
NOVATO — While the war in Ukraine continues, people around the Bay Area are uniting to help in any way they can. In Novato, a Ukrainian doctor and a local business are both finding ways pitch in from afar.
“We have a lot wounded. It’s not just soldiers but civilians and children. Doctors are really stretched out and they need the help,” Bielska explained. She has been overwhelmed by the community response. “We see the TV, we see the reports and our heart goes out to everyone of this people and the children and the lives that are lost and we want to help any way we can,” Trek owner Andy Podshadley said.
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