Projects
MESH: “Multisectoral Emergency Support for High-Severity Hromadas”
The project objective is toprovide comprehensive, vulnerability and needs-based, multisectoral assistance to the most vulnerable people, including evacuees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), residing in collective centers (CC), transit centers (TC), and private households in target hromadas, according to Strategic Priorities 1 and 2 of the Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan.
Active
Comprehensive Support for Vulnerable Populations: From Rescue to Recovery
The project objective is to provide comprehensive support to conflict-affected populations in frontline regions of Ukraine (families with children, the elderly, and people with limited mobility and disabilities) by ensuring access to social transportation, psychosocial, legal, and social services, as well as safe and dignity-centered temporary and long-term accommodation.
Active
Integrated Comprehensive Support and Protection for Vulnerable Evacuees
The goal of the project is to provide comprehensive multisectoral assistance to the most vulnerable categories of internally displaced persons who have recently arrived from combat zones, as well as to those remaining in areas of active hostilities, with particular attention given to children, single mothers, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.
Active
Protecting and Supporting At-Risk Communities in Eastern Ukraine: Multisectoral Humanitarian Assistance and Preparedness
The goal of the project is to ensure timely access to life-saving evacuation for vulnerable populations living in high-risk areas near the front lines in eastern and southern Ukraine, including the priority evacuation of persons with disabilities, elderly persons, and individuals with reduced mobility from settlements located 30–50 kilometers from areas of active hostilities.
Active
Protection and Psychosocial Services for People with Limited Mobility and Persons with Disabilities Affected by the War
The project aims to support evacuated individuals from frontline areas by providing hot meals, essential care products, and psychosocial assistance to people with disabilities, individuals with limited mobility, and those who have lost their documents while staying in transit shelters
Active
Integrated humanitarian response for conflict-affected Ukrainians and third-country nationals in Ukraine, Poland, Romania and Moldova
The project is aimed at the restoration of residential buildings and medical and obstetric stations damaged as a result of the military aggression by the russian federation. In addition to reconstruction efforts, the project supports (equipping temporary accommodation facilities with essential furniture and equipment, providing legal assistance to individuals affected by the war)
Active
Integrated Humanitarian Response for Conflict-Affected Communities in Ukraine
Providing urgent resettlement assistance to individuals forced to flee war-affected areas, while also supporting the recovery of devastated communities through the repair of damaged homes
Completed
Food Security, Evacuation, and Legal Support for Victims of Russian Aggression in Ukraine
The project is designed to support individuals affected by the war in Ukraine, with a focus on de-occupied settlements near the front line. It aims to provide essential resources that address their needs in times of crisis
Completed
Heating Points and Evacuation: Assistance to the Affected Population of Ukraine
Comprehensive assistance and protection for citizens affected by Russian aggression in Ukraine, focusing on supporting victims in emergency situations. This includes providing safe spaces, legal and humanitarian aid, and organizing evacuations from conflict zones
Completed
