Ukraine

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From their site:

With Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, Ukraine has now become the most heavily mined country in the world—a title that no nation wants. In mid-2022, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) initiated a project in response to this need, focusing on the early rehabilitation of war-wounded patients at hospitals in Vinnytsia and Kyiv.

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) scaled up activities to meet the many health needs—supporting health facilities, running mobile clinics, and  operating a specially designed medical train.   

From their site:

Direct Relief is working directly with Ukraine’s Ministry of Health and other on-the-ground partners to provide urgently needed medical aid, including emergency response packs intended for first responders, oxygen  concentrators, critical care medicines, and much more. Shipments of specifically requested medical aid continue to Ukraine and surrounding countries to address medical needs. 

From their site:

UNBROKEN. This powerful word is now denoting Ukrainians.

Many of them have lost everything. Home. Family. Childhood. And yet… remained UNBROKEN.

The city of Lviv has turned into a big humanitarian hub in which people fleeing the war are finding refuge. Since February, the First Medical Union of Lviv alone has provided qualified medical help to more than fifteen thousand Ukrainians affected by the hostilities. Every week, wounded patients are transported from front-line hospitals by evacuation trains and ambulances. Treatment of the war-affected Ukrainians takes place within the framework of the UNBROKEN National Rehabilitation Center. This is a unique place where adults and children affected by the war can receive comprehensive qualified medical care. It includes reconstructive surgery, orthopedics and robotic prosthetics. Here, prostheses are not only fitted but also manufactured. In addition, the Center provides physical, psychological and psychosocial rehabilitation of the injured military and civilians. The project is implemented by the First Medical Union of Lviv and the Lviv City Council with the support of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. 

Our goal is to help Ukrainians remain UNBROKEN and get all the necessary help here, in their own country, near their families.

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Airlink is a global humanitarian organization delivering critical aid to communities in crisis by providing free airlift and logistical solutions to nonprofit partners, changing the way the humanitarian community responds to disasters around the world.

Our Ukraine Response:

Airlink swiftly activated its Europe Regional Response Plan following the Russian Federation’s full-scale military invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, 2022.

In the first month of our response, Airlink transported more than 100 tons  of humanitarian cargo, including medical supplies, hospital equipment, hygiene kits, and items for children. To date, we have now mobilized 320 cargo movements into Europe, including four charters to move lifesaving medical supplies.

We have also supported the transportation of 1,000+ responders...  those deployed include doctors, nurses, psychologists, fuel assessment experts, telecommunication experts, logistics specialists, and team  leaders. 

Airlink will sustain operations for as long as airlift and logistics support is needed by our network of 200+ nonprofit partners. For this response, 66 partners have been provided with free airlift and logistical solutions.  

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CARE has launched a humanitarian appeal to support the most vulnerable Ukrainians, particularly women-headed households and the elderly. Our goal is to provide life-saving assistance to 4 million people who have  been impacted by the conflict. 

Our first priority is meeting the immediate needs of affected families through the distribution of critical food and water supplies, as well as  hygiene kits, cash assistance and psychosocial support. In addition, CARE has spearheaded a cash-for work program that employs Ukrainian  teachers in Polish schools to keep Ukrainian children in school. 

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Nova Ukraine is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine and raising awareness about Ukraine in the United States and throughout the world.

Since 2014, Nova Ukraine has run a variety of successful humanitarian projects in Ukraine. In 2022 and 2023, we raised over $100 million and have helped over 5 million Ukrainians with an operating expense percentage in single digits.

2,957,306+Meals Served

22,109+Tons of Aid Delivered

158,615+People and Animals Evacuated

$758,313+Med Packs Distributed

3,517+Volunteers in Ukraine

5,051,116+People Helped

From their site:

VolunteeringUkraine is an information portal about volunteering in Ukraine, which aims to ignite change, improve lives, and create a better tomorrow for Ukraine.

Our mission is:

• To provide comprehensive information, practical guidance, and support for volunteers in Ukraine
• To connect volunteers worldwide with meaningful opportunities in Ukraine
• To empower volunteers to contribute to various social, cultural, and environmental projects and initiatives in Ukraine

From their site:

Welcome to Hope For Ukraine where our mission is centered around compassion and positive change. We are dedicated to supporting those in need, addressing various aspects of well-being, from basic necessities to education and healthcare. Our purpose is to serve individuals and families of the poorest communities  in Ukraine. 

We were founded out of a need to raise awareness for voices not heard. We have continued to make a difference with the help of our  donors and volunteers who make our mission possible. Through all these years, our purpose remains the same: advocate change through action. 

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Save Ukraine is the only NGO that regularly organizes rescue missions to return deported children from Russia. We are also evacuating the most vulnerable populations from war zones with 4 brigades and 60 vehicles. We are rehabilitating those displaced by war in one of 7 Hope and Healing Centers, where children and families stay for up to 3 months and receive shelter, humanitarian aid and psychosocial support and more.  

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Since 2016, Kidsave has been deeply involved in reforming Ukraine’s overburdened child welfare system. With over 100,000 children languishing in institutions, orphanages, and boarding schools across Ukraine, Kidsave stepped in to change the outcome for these kids. Our ongoing programs are helping older orphans and children be reunited with family, find adoptive families, or successfully transition into independent living. 

From their site:

Ukraine Charity was established in the UK by volunteers in 2007 when the team began funding projects for disadvantaged children and young adults in Ukraine. Our experience and accumulated knowledge of administering help for over more than 16 years helped to develop a substantial network of well-trusted partners in Ukraine and internationally, which enables us to operate in an efficient and transparent manner. Since full-scale Russia`s invasion in February 2022, we have secured more than £2 million to provide people with medical supplies and other humanitarian relief.