More than three million flee Ukraine war, half of them children.“On average, every day over the last 20 days in Ukraine, more than 70,000 children have become refugees,” UNICEF spokeman James Elder.

“This crisis in terms of speed and scale is unprecedented since World War II, and is showing no signs of slowing down.''
“Like all children driven from their homes by war and conflicts, Ukrainian children arriving in those border countries are at significant risk of family separation, of violence, of sexual exploitation and trafficking,” James Elder, UNICEF spokeman.

Your donation will be used to fund immediate emergency and ongoing needs, including for example:
Woolen blankets for children or emergency shelters Food and hygiene pack for one foa a month or 30 thermal foil blankets for emergency use
Food and hygiene pack for a family of four for a month Crisis counselling and support services, children's services Emergency medicine pack for 1,000 children for 3-months Medicine and pharmaceutical pack for 10,000 children for 3-months
Help in building shelters at the Romanian border

The more we collect, the more we'll be able to help - particularly with the longer-term impacts of hostilities, displacement and poverty on families, children, the elderly and those with special needs. The food hygiene and medical packs comply with specifications set by the World Food Programme, UNICEF and the World Health Organisation (IEHK 2017). If the crisis passes, the emergency medicine/ food/ hygiene packs that you have helped to buy will be released to hospitals and to Ukrainian accredited charitable organisations for distribution to those in desperate need. Help us make a change. Donate now, please.

We strongly thank you