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Lidiia Panteliivna is 79 years old, she is a resident of Toretsk, Donetsk region. The settlement is located in the immediate vicinity of the zone of active hostilities and is under constant artillery fire. At the end of August, the woman decided to evacuate to a safer region.

“It was difficult to make this decision,” says Lidiia Panteliivna, “I have lived

In August, ADRA Ukraine project with the support of the UN World Food Program, started implementation of another type of food assistance and reached new marks in all areas. In particular, ADRA Ukraine team has distributed 2,598,475 loaves of bread. Eleven regions, including Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, Luhansk, Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv and others, have received 199,575 food kits of various purposes. As

The direction of psychological assistance continues to be provided within several projects of ADRA Ukraine. In August, a group of psychologists visited Dnipro where they held six meetings in the format of support groups for IDPs from hot spots of Ukraine, among them are internally displaced persons from such cities as Kharkiv, Lysychansk, Severodonetsk, Bakhmut, Mariupol, and Velyka Novosilka village,

In the period from July 31 to August 15, food kits were distributed due to the support of ADRA Slovakia in three regions of Ukraine, including Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Chernivtsi regions. Currently, a large number of internally displaced persons from hot spots and occupied territories of the country live here. Thanks to the prompt interaction of volunteers and employees of

Half a year has passed. Half a year since the start of the war on the territory of Ukraine. Every day and every minute, the number of victims of this disaster only increases. ADRA Ukraine strives to help everyone who really needs assistance… We provide assistance in the following areas: evacuation and social transportation, food assistance and provision of hygiene

Attention! Issuance of certificates is completed!

As of today, ADRA Ukraine has received the full volume of applications within the first phase of the food assistance project with the support of the UN World Food Program. The process of processing them requires a certain amount of time and team effort, so, please, be patient and do not overload the

In August, Aki Sugimoto and Kazuhiro Koide, representatives of ADRA Japan, visited Ukraine. Together with the employees of ADRA Ukraine, they discussed plans for the future. Foreign guests visited several humanitarian aid distribution points in Zakarpatia region, including “Venezia” volunteer hub. ADRA Ukraine brings food on a permanent basis in this place, here volunteers feed internally displaced persons from all

Attention! Issuance of certificates is completed!

Last week, a new type of assistance began to be provided – food certificates. A person who has this certificate can buy food or non-food goods in the amount of UAH 1,500 in such stores as “Silpo”, “Le Silpo”, “Fozzy”, “Fora”, “Thrash! Trash!”.
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Who can receive this type of assistance:
– internally displaced persons;
– persons

The emergency food assistance project supported by the UN World Food Program (WFP) is reaching new heights. Food kits, baby food and fresh bread are distributed to people in need in 12 regions of Ukraine. Only since the beginning of August, volunteers have distributed more than 70,000 food kits of various purposes.

In Chernihiv and Sumy regions, a new type of

Due to the support of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ADRA Spain, ADRA Australia and ADRA Denmark, the project aimed at children who need additional support is currently being actively implemented. The assistance is provided to the following categories of children:
• orphans;
• children from large families;
• children of internally displaced persons;
• other vulnerable categories of children.

The event

Since the first days of the military conflict, ADRA Ukraine has directed its forces to help the affected population in various directions, one of which is food assistance including such types of assistance as food kits, bread, baby food.

As of today, another type of assistance is becoming available – food certificates. Such a certificate allows a person to buy food

Delivery of drinking water to hot spots in Ukraine, distribution of hygiene kits and kits for early development and educational and entertainment materials are main areas of assistance of the project that has been actively implemented for a long time with the support of UNICEF.

Vulnerable categories of the population receive assistance, among which the majority are families with children who

Today, every second resident of the country needs one or another help. Evacuation, food or financial assistance… The task of ADRA Ukraine is to support vulnerable categories of the population, save and improve lives of those in need.

Since the beginning of the military conflict, more than 7 million people have already received assistance from ADRA Ukraine. And every day this

The emergency food assistance project of ADRA Ukraine with the support of the UN World Food Program (WFP) continues. Today, tens of thousands of people in 12 regions of Ukraine have the opportunity to receive necessary food products. In July, people from another region, Cherkasy, received assistance. In total, at the moment, 340 food distribution points are actively operating. As

Today, everyone has his own war story. Each of these stories is special and cannot leave anyone indifferent.
We share one of many stories that ADRA Ukraine team faces every day.

Svitlana Shchepakina from Severodonetsk was able to leave for a safe place with the help of the project of ADRA Ukraine on evacuation of the civilian population and she said:

— In

Since February 24, 2022, due to great support of partners, ADRA Ukraine has been directing forces and resources to help victims of the military conflict. During this time, five projects have been successfully implemented and eleven more projects continue their activities. As of today, another project of ADRA Ukraine is starting with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

At the beginning of August, the first trips of social transportation of ADRA Ukraine, implemented in cooperation with the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund, took place in Apostolivska and Zelenodolsk communities of Kryvorizkyi district of Dnipropetrovsk region.

The population of these two territorial communities totals about 40000 residents. From the end of February until today, internally displaced persons from neighboring districts have been

📍 Within the framework of the project on provision of food assistance in Ternopil, 240 food and hygiene kits have been distributed to internally displaced persons and their families. The event was held due to ADRA Ukraine project with the support of ADRA Slovakia. The distribution of kits was coordinated in cooperation with the local self-government and reached more than

Active implementation of the financial assistance direction within the framework of several projects is ongoing. Each project includes certain stages: registration, data processing, approval of applications, payments. In particular, the stage of direct payments of financial assistance for all approved applications of current projects is underway. Payments are made in priority sequence. Only during the previous week, 1,800 people received

On July, 31, 240 food and hygiene kits were distributed to internally displaced persons and their families in Ternopil. The event took place within the food assistance direction of ADRA Ukraine due to the project in cooperation with ADRA Slovakia. The distribution of kits was coordinated in cooperation with the local self-government and reached more than 700 people.

The assistance consisted

On July 31, in Kyiv, ADRA Ukraine psychologists held one of the planned meetings for parents and children in the form of a thematic holiday. More than 100 people attended this meeting. Psychologists prepared a quest called “Five languages of love” for adults. The participants also attended an open-air lecture where psychologists conducted mini-trainings on stabilizing emotional state, relieving anxiety

According to Maksym Pihan, a Project Manager, the team promptly offered an activity such as evacuation in addition to social transportation. As soon as it was agreed, a relevant activity was launched.
Due to this project, ADRA staff have evaluated more than 3,000 civilians to safer places, including people with disabilities, large families and other vulnerable people.

The project has two main

Another assistance has been delivered to Talne in Cherkasy region – a truck weighing seven tons with hygiene means, food products, including food for children and medicines.
Beneficiaries include: large families, people with disabilities or chronic diseases, families with one supporter and single mothers, families who have lost their jobs, etc. ADRA has also provided assistance to medical institutions in Talne.

Humanitarian aid, a truck weighing seven tons with hygiene means, food products, including assistance for children, and medicines has been delivered to Talne, Cherkasy region.

Beneficiaries include: large families, people with disabilities or chronic diseases, families with one supporter of the family and single mothers, families who have lost their jobs, etc. In total, more than 20000 people from Ukraine have

On July, 24, in Kyiv, the team of ADRA Ukraine psychologists organized another event aimed at providing psychological support to internally displaced persons from the Eastern part of Ukraine. The thematic program called “Fruit Evening” was aimed directly at women and included training from psychologists on how to create and maintain a good mood. The presenters talked about mood hormones,

On July 7, the first trip of another social route of ADRA Ukraine, implemented in cooperation with the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund, took place in the Bilenkivska community of Zaporizhzhia district of Zaporizhzhia region. This community has almost 10,000 residents including around 1000 IDPs. The need for a social route arose since the beginning of the intensification of hostilities in February

📍 The implementation of the project “Hope for Ukraine” that has covered more than 14 regions and operates in several directions, is ongoing. Residents of Chortkiv, Ternopil region, whose apartments were destroyed as a result of a rocket attack, have received assistance this week. In particular, victims have received certificates for purchase of building materials for housing reconstruction. As of

Olha Chabakh tells:

— I want to thank psychological support group and its leader — Raisa Stepanivna Kuzmenko from the bottom of my heart! The war has destroyed our life completely. Our only son died heroically, protecting people, saving children from death. The depth of this pain cannot be described and conveyed in words… Our house was completely destroyed and burnt

Every day, ADRA Ukraine team implements projects aimed at helping population of Ukraine affected by military operations. One of these projects is “Hope for Ukraine” project. Food and non-food assistance, provision of medicines, evacuation, provision of shelters and assistance in restoration of damaged buildings, door repair, etc. are main areas of assistance of the project. Due to this project, as

The project on emergency food assistance to the affected population of Ukraine has been actively implemented since April 2022. Assistance covers four areas:
1. General-purpose food kits (as in the photo) weighing 17.4 kg, consist of pasta, canned meat, sunflower oil, white rice. It is also possible to add wheat flour and iodized salt, depending on the packaging batch.
2. Kits of

ADRA Ukraine continues to provide emergency food assistance to the affected population of Ukraine with the support of the UN World Food Program (WFP). On June 8, Bridget A.Brink, the USA Ambassador to Ukraine, Matthew Hollingworth, WFP Emergency Coordinator in Ukraine, with colleagues and authorized persons of the village council visited the distribution of food kits in Makariv village, Kyiv

In March 2022, Liubov Hryhorivna, a 68-year-old woman, a resident of Vodiane village, Hrechanopodivska community, had a truly joyful event – her grandson was born.

“After February 24, all transportation in our community stopped,” – the woman says, “so I couldn’t come to visit my daughter and see the baby. To rent a car to get there costs 400 hryvnias one