Help to refugees (mother + children) in Ukraine

Dear Supporters!
Starting from 24.02, when Russia launched a full scale aggression towards our country we have served more than 150 help actions to centers for temporary displaced people (refugees). The very focus of our attention was the most vulnerable ones - young families, lonely mothers, families with two or more children, people with special needs or chronic diseases. Within the items we supplied were lots of first necessities such as medicines, individual hygienic goods, special items, non allergic food for newbornm, stuff for babies and other items.

Also within our activity we supplied hospitals with equipment and medicines. We have provided hospitals in liberated Kharkiv region ( Balakliya, Izum) and Kherson ( Kherson state hospital), Kyiv ( maternity ospital) with medical equipment and medicines. The total amount of hospitals which received our help are 24!

Within the last 12 months we have spent around 315 000 USD on the project “War help center”.
We feel our work is extremely necessary. We still have funds and we are continuing to supply people in need in Ukraine on daily basis. By the end of the winter, we plan to perform procurement and shipment for autonomic diesel electric power plants for around 25 000 USD for hospitals and temporary displaced people camps.

Thank you so much for supporting us!
Your help is extremely valuable!

Links:

• Our web page where you can find all information

Dear Supporters
Dear GlobalGiving team 

On February 24, 2022, as the reaction to the full-scale war on the territory of Ukraine, we organized the “Ukraine War Help Center” to provide the necessary emergency assistance to people affected by the war.

Millions of Ukrainians left their homes due to active hostilities, bombing or occupation in search of safety and protection. Among them mothers with children, pregnant women, large families, people with special needs who are the most unprotected and they all need special attention and care. Being the most vulnerable they have become the target audience of our aid projects. Most of them live in shelters and refugee centers all over Ukraine. Today they are forced to rely on the help of those who care as they are currently unable to take care of themselves, their families, and their children.

As of today (starting from 24.02.22 and until 24.09.22), we managed to implement 80 aid projects for internally displaced people throughout the country responding to the most urgent requests and focusing on individual needs. Within our war help center project we have spent around 150 000 USD and with your help we are going double that amount until the end of the year. That’s why we need your support. Among recipients there are young families, children up to 16 years, burthmothers, babies and people with special needs. Also we managed to make 8 aid projects to hospitals and a volunteering “road of life” which brought vitally important medicines to citizens of occupied Kherson and its regional cities and villages. Please check one of those trip news: https://centersocial.org/medikamenti-dlya-zhiteliv-hersonshhini-26-200-grn/  (We supply medical stuff and medicating from Nikolayev to occupied Kherson with the help of our volunteering car - that was a dangerous trips unless they were possible).

The list of camps for internally displaced people which we have helped and how many time we did that:

1. Center "Mother and Child" Uzhgorod - 6 times

2. School No. 49 Lviv – 4 times

3. Stus Lyceum Lviv - 3 times

4. School No. 6, Uzhgorod – 3 times

5. KDAIS – 3 times

6. Chernivtsi Misto Dobra - 3 times

7. Care in action - 3 times

8. Camp "Ecologist" Poltava region - 3 times

9. Zaporozhzhia, Boarding school - 3 times

10. Zaporizhzhia, Higher professional school - 3 times

11. Lutsk College - 3 times

12. "Rodyna" Ternopil - 2 times

13. School 36 Lviv – 2 times

14. Yaremche Lyceum No. 1 – 2 times

15. Sich collegium of Zaporizhzhia – 2 times

16. Strilky Lyceum, Lviv region – 2 times

17. Ternopil, school of tourism - 2 times

18. Chernivtsi, School No. 3 – 2 times

19. Dormitory for displaced persons "Foxtrot"

20. School 281 Kyiv

21. Shelter of Ukrposhta Vinnytsia

22. Rivne center of social and psychological assistance

23. Rivne Motor Vehicle College

24. Lyceum 16 (Ivano-Frankivsk)

25. Lviv Lyceum No. 28

26. Rivne Medical Academy

27. Dnipro School No. 15

28. Shkrobativka Kindergarten (Ternopil)

29. School No. 34, Dnipro

30. School 8 Khmelnytskyi

31. Shelter in the village of Storozhnytsia

32. Yaremche Lyceum No. 2

33. Shelter in Vyzhnytsia, Chernivtsi region

34. Trembita camp, Transcarpathian region

35. Shelter Rowesnyk Lviv region

36. Lutsk, Lyceum No. 28

37. Social hostel Nyzhankovichi, Lviv region

38. Vyshnievet Lyceum, Ternopil region

39. School No. 35 Stryi, Lviv region

40. Kindergarten 43, Kirovohrad region

41. Ternopil school of tourism

42. Horyn sanatorium, Rivne region.

43. Ketrysanivka - humanitarian aid to IDPs

44. Squirrels - humanitarian aid to IDPs

45. Kremenchug - humanitarian aid to IDPs

46. Mykolaivka (Kharkiv Oblast) – humanitarian aid to IDPs

47. Chernihiv - humanitarian aid to IDPs

48. Dmitrivsk - humanitarian aid to IDPs

49. Dnipro - humanitarian aid to IDPs

50. Izmail - humanitarian aid to IDPs

51. Borodyanka - humanitarian aid to IDPs

52. Chernihiv - humanitarian aid to IDPs

53. Kharkiv - humanitarian aid to people in bomb shelters 5 times

54. Nove Rivne - humanitarian aid to IDPs 2 times

55. Kherson – medicines for residents of temporarily occupied territories 6 times

56. Vasylkiv - humanitarian aid to IDPs 2 times

57. Irpin - humanitarian aid to children

58. Krynychki (Kharkiv region) - humanitarian aid to IDPs

59. Velyka Pisarivka Sumy region –humanitarian aid to children 2 times

60. Rivne regional center of social services - humanitarian aid to IDPs

The result of the implementation of these aid projects is the provision of critically important and vitally necessary assistance to more than 35,000 people (mostly women and children) in the form of food supplies, medicines, diapers, baby nutrition, hygiene products, household chemicals, household appliances and other items of the prime necessity.

All of this makes it possible to organize and provide relatively comfortable living for displaced families in refugee centers, as well as to provide the basic needs of people affected by the war. Among basic needs we are constantly providing special treatment and individual medical sets.

Due to the fact that the war on the territory of Ukraine continues, the number of people who are in critical need of help, unfortunately, does not decrease. Since winter is approaching, the problem of heating the premises arises, which is not only a matter of comfort, but also of health, well-being and life in general.

So we do not stop our work for a single day. Now in the sight of our focus not only needs mentioned above but also heaters, coal for ovens, sleeping bags, warming rooms renovations where pislaced families live, medical and food banks and etc. 

Unfortunately, this report cannot contain all news and photos, so we just attached some of them here as examples of our routine. In average every week 3 – 4 refugees camps receive supply from us.

We want to express our gratitude to all donors who are constantly supporting us and Ukraine as well. All this would be impossible without your impact.

Links:

• one of the typical news. This describes help to Care in Action
• Help to Lviv refugee camp that is in the School builidng now.
• Help to Nikopol maternity hospital