Donate to help children in Ukraine

Help protect the future of Ukraine’s children

Over two years of unrelenting war in Ukraine has brought unimaginable suffering and pain to tens of millions of Ukrainians, including the country’s 7.5 million children.

The attack on Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital on 8 July demonstrates the very real danger that still threatens the lives of Ukrainian children on a daily basis.

The need in the country is still great and issues of mental health, child protection, and education, among others, are huge involving millions of children and the most vulnerable.

An estimated 14.6 million Ukrainians will need humanitarian assistance this year.

Help us to act fast to protect children.

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How your donation helps

Your generosity means that children can continue to get an education, emotional support, and the chance to have fun together.

That’s why we’re asking for your support to continue saving lives and protecting children. We’re still working with our partners in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries, responding to the urgent needs of children and families who have been forced to flee their homes and are still unable to return.

Because of you, we've been able to supply over 350,000 people with hygiene kits, keeping children and families safe from disease. In addition over 103,000 children have been kept safe by child protection programmes, and over quarter of a million children have been able to continue their education, helping them to find normality in the trials of conflict.

Your donation today will help us address the longer-term needs of children and their families as the war drags on. Whatever you can give will help provide the assistance that children and families still need, as together we help them to rebuild their shattered lives.

You can still make a life changing difference.

Hygiene kits

£25 could help provide families with hygiene kits

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Psychosocial support

£50 could help provide children with psychosocial support

Educational activities

£80 could help provide children with educational activities

We must not give up, no matter how tough and complex. We must continue to pray, hope and work hard for Ukraine’s children.

Chris Palusky

Ukraine Crisis Response Director

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How we work in emergencies

When emergencies hit, children are often the most at risk. That’s why we need to be there – in places torn apart by disasters and conflict.

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We respond all over the world

During 2023, we helped over 36 million people in emergencies - including over 18 million children. We respond to humanitarian crises caused by conflict as well as natural disasters.

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We respond quickly

We’re one of the first organisations on the ground when an emergency strikes. Within 72 hours of a disaster, we can deliver lifesaving supplies anywhere in the world – often even sooner.

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We help rebuild lives

In the wake of a disaster, we stay to help rebuild the lives of children, families, and communities. We also help to build resilience so that if another disaster strikes, they are better able to cope.

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