Project managed by: ChildAid to Eastern Europe
Over 1,500,000 Ukrainians have fled the war, and countless more are refugees and homeless. With your help, ChildAid's partners on the ground are, where it is safe and practical, doing what they can to offer urgent support to refugees who have little to no resources. ChildAid's partners will provide the aid necessary to keep the refugees and children fed, sheltered, warm, cleaned and entertained.
With your support, ChildAid can:
Provide parcels of food, clothing and beddingProject managed by: Direct Relief
The conflict in Ukraine has killed hundreds, injured untold numbers, and may displace up to 5 million. Direct Relief is working directly with Ukraine’s Ministry of Health and regional partners to provide requested medical aid, from oxygen concentrators to critical care medicines while preparing for longer-term medical aid. 100% of our contribution is forwarded to Direct Relief to support people displaced or affected by the conflict when you give to this project through our giving partner, B1G1.
Direct Relief is a disaster relief organization approved by the B1G1 Giving Board to administer funds collected for disaster relief projects listed on B1G1. Direct Relief equips health professionals in resource-poor communities to meet the challenges of diagnosing and caring for people in need and prepare the most vulnerable for more frequent, more destructive emergencies. When disasters strike, Direct Relief responds effectively and efficiently to get medical resources where they need to be.
Direct Relief’s current focus in Ukraine is on treating injuries and other trauma caused by the violence, and are working with Ukraine’s Ministry of Health to provide needed trauma and critical care items. Soon, displacement will lead to a host of health problems, and they are working with partners to source medical aid that will be needed in the coming weeks and months.
To learn more about and to view their Ukraine Aid Tracker, please visit https://www.directrelief.org/emergency/ukraine-crisis/
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