Carelift International, a Worldwide grant recipient, opened its second Women's Wellness Center in the Ukraine on March 24, 2004.

The center, located in Kharkiv, will provide cancer screenings, family planning and prenatal care to 80,000 women during its first year of operation. The MDRT Foundation awarded Carelift a Worldwide grant in 2004 for $2,500 USD to expand the breast cancer screening program at the center. The grant was sponsored by Jack S. Grossman, a 31-year MDRT member and Silver Knight from Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania.

Dignitaries in attendance at the opening of the Women's Wellness Center included Lyudmyla Kuchma, the first lady of Ukraine; Georgy Kirpa, Ukrainian minister of transportation; and John E. Herbst, U.S. ambassador to Ukraine. Said Kuchma, "Such medical centers are extremely important and answer the strong demand for the improvement of the national healthcare system of Ukraine."

Carelift International, based in Bala Cynwyd, provides medical professionals in developing countries with the comprehensive tools and resources needed to save lives and improve global health. Carelift opened its first Ukrainian Women's Wellness Center in Kiev during 2003, for which the MDRT Foundation awarded a Worldwide grant towards a complete mammography unit.