Ukraine russia war
About
As of September 2022, over 7 million refugees from Ukraine have found shelter throughout Europe since the war began on February 24. Most refugees, as well as people displaced within Ukraine, are women and children. Since the onset of the conflict, we have been working on the ground in cooperation with our partners Project Rescue Children Ukraine.
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We have helped relocate women and children from the war areas of the East of Ukraine to the West of Ukraine or into Europe. We have also provided humanitarian aid directly to children and families in villages cut off and who receive no assistance from anyone. The forgotten village we call them. (All pictures are subject to copyright)
Mission
After one year of the war, in cooperation with our partners we have assisted over 2000 families and children with food, sanitary items and relocating either within or outside Ukraine.
on the ground
We are now establishing more humanitarian aid and support to Ukraine children and families across most of Ukraine. We will continue our support to all women and children regardless of race, religion or nationality. Our work includes the voluntary relocation of women and children from conflict areas in Ukraine to safer locations in and outside Ukraine.
Evacuation of mother and her children
Humanitarian aid
We have provided basic humanitarian aid to thousands of Ukraine children and families in areas isolated and forgotten.
relocating and extractions
Our work includes the voluntary relocation of women and children from conflict areas in Ukraine to safer locations in and outside Ukraine.
