Right to Protection brings home care to older people living alone in Ukraine, including those displaced by war or living in frontline communities. Our social workers help with cooking and cleaning, accompany people to medical appointments, and offer companionship through regular visits. Your donation helps meet each person's needs, so they can live more safely, feel less alone, and stay as independent as possible in their own homes.
The war in Ukraine has separated many older people from family and the support they once relied on. Some have had to leave their homes. Others remain in frontline communities, where getting help can be difficult. For people with limited mobility, cooking, cleaning, or reaching a medical appointment can be hard to manage alone. Many also face loneliness. They need reliable support at home to manage daily life and stay connected to others.
Right to Protection's social workers make regular home visits and provide support based on each person's needs. They help with cooking, cleaning, and other daily tasks, accompany people to medical appointments, and take time to listen and talk. As people's needs change, the team adapts its support. Your donation helps make this care possible, bringing practical help and familiar company to older people affected by war.
Regular home care can help older people stay as independent as possible, manage daily life more safely, and feel less alone. Over time, visits build trust and provide a dependable source of support. The project aims to offer care that continues beyond a single visit, helping older people affected by war stay connected to others and continue living with dignity in their own homes.
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