Humanitarian aid
We support affected civilians and local communities by providing them with food, hygiene supplies, and basic necessities. We organize humanitarian convoys and deliver aid to frontline and de-occupied territories of Ukraine.
How it worked
Focus areas
To provide civilians in the de-occupied territories of Kherson Oblast with essential food and household items, as well as humanitarian medical support to IDPs living in the city of Dnipro.
A total of 2264 people received the aid: 1,600 received humanitarian kits (de-occupied territories), 469 IDPs in Dnipro, 134 children received stationery, and 61 received medical consultations.
To provide humanitarian support to residents of Dnipro and Dnipro region affected by the war by providing essential goods.
Residents of Dnipro and the region received humanitarian aid, which partially covered their basic needs and increased the level of social support.
To provide families with children under 4 years of age from vulnerable categories with access to quality baby food in partnership with Danone Ukraine.
Provided comprehensive support to about 400 families (500-550 children) through distribution at the Hub, assistance to mother and child centres in Dnipro and targeted support in 3 oblasts.
Provision of technical equipment and tools to local fire departments in Kharkiv region; training and support for relevant teams.
Fire departments in Kharkiv region were equipped with essential equipment, strengthening their response capacity and improving the safety of local communities.
The project aimed to provide elderly people and internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in a temporary accommodation center in Dnipro with basic household and hygiene supplies.
More than 200 residents received mattresses, bed linen, folding beds, and solar-powered flashlights, significantly improving their living conditions.
Provision of humanitarian assistance and essential non-food items to vulnerable households in communities of Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions.
4,915 individuals from 1,176 households received non-food items (NFI) and energy kits; 98.5–98.9% of beneficiaries confirmed that the assistance was relevant to their needs.
Procurement and transfer of household equipment and non-food items to improve living conditions of IDPs residing in a temporary accommodation center in Dnipro.
88 residents received household equipment, improving living conditions and increasing safety and dignity.
To provide basic needs and at the same time convey warmth, care and support to people thousands of kilometres away. This initiative has already become a good tradition, which we implement together with Space Eye and the German community, uniting people around helping Ukraine.
Humanitarian aid in the form of food, hygiene products, vitamins, stationery and gifts for children was provided to 320 families from vulnerable categories – large families, veterans, the elderly, low-income families and IDPs.
Rapid response to humanitarian emergencies and assistance to the affected population in Dnipropetrovska and Zaporizka oblast.
During the period of operation, humanitarian assistance was distributed to 248 households, needs were monitored and feedback from communities was collected.