Lucía Caram, an Argentine nun based in Spain, was initially shocked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which prompted her to take action beyond mere protests for peace. After witnessing the distress of Ukrainian families fleeing the violence, she committed herself to gather and deliver medical supplies, focusing on ambulances to aid those affected by the war. Over the past four years, her efforts have resulted in nearly 200 ambulances being secured through donations and brought to Ukraine personally.

In marking the 42nd week of her humanitarian corridor initiative, Lucía Caram prepared to deliver 21 more ambulances, adding to the previously successful delivery of 163 vehicles. Her missions commenced from the iconic Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona, underlining both her religious commitment and community support. The initiative has garnered attention and funding from various sources, highlighting a collaborative effort to provide medical aid in a war-torn region and offering crucial support to those impacted by the ongoing conflict.

The implications of her work extend beyond the immediate assistance provided; it reflects a broader solidarity movement among international communities in response to the crisis in Ukraine. Lucía’s determination illustrates how grassroots initiatives can play a vital role in humanitarian efforts, empowering individuals and organizations globally to respond to crises and the needs of affected populations.