Together we are stronger: humanitarian aid for affected regions of Ukraine

The war in Ukraine continues.
Yet despite everything—under any weather conditions and circumstances—the volunteers and chaplains of the mission continue their service and do not stop.

Our country suffers daily from the aggressor: missile strikes, destruction of cities and villages, damaged infrastructure, and ruined homes. Thousands of people are forced to leave their homes, but there are also those who, despite constant danger, remain in place and are in urgent need of help and support.

It is precisely to these most difficult places that our volunteers and chaplains go. Risking their own lives, traveling hundreds of kilometers, and working in cooperation with military chaplains, volunteers, and people of goodwill, they deliver humanitarian aid to where it is needed most.

Over the past month, humanitarian assistance has been delivered to the following cities, settlements, and directions:
Odesa and medical institutions of the city of Odesa,
Irpin, Kyiv,
Bila Tserkva,
Zvenyhorodka, Oleksandriia,
Cherkasy region: Smila, Vatutine,
Kharkiv,
Dnipro,
Zaporizhzhia,
Kamianske,
Rivne,
Berdychiv,
Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka,
Izmail,
Odesa region: Baraboi, Ovidiopol, Krasnosilka, Biliaivka, Balta, Tsebrikove,
as well as the Kherson, Mykolaiv, Bakhmut, and Donetsk directions,
and directly to our military personnel who request assistance.

The aid included:
food supplies;
frozen long-term storage products;
vegetables;
children’s and adult clothing;
furniture;
medical equipment;
essential household and daily-use items.

All assistance has already been delivered and will be distributed among people who have suffered the most as a result of the war.

Thanks to friends and international partners from the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands, support for Ukraine throughout all the years of the war has been made possible.

We thank every heart that joins this service and supports the Ukrainian people during this difficult time.
Together we are strong.