Our volunteers overcome the conditions and the dangers to get to the people across Kherson, Mykolayiv, and Donetsk areas to deliver the much-needed pre-packaged meals, food, and medicines to the struggling people.

UUA provided funding to develop and produce powerbanks that are able to power an average apartment for 8-10 hours on a single charge, covering lights and most appliances (fridge and even TV). As Russia continues attacking Ukrainian civilian infrastructure powerbanks became critical. They can be used in apartments and closer to the front line

United Ukraine Appeal partnered with Save a Child Global Pediatric Network to rescue nearly 13 children with visual impairments and their guardians from conflict zones including Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia and Odesa. The children were taken to safe locations in neighbouring countries before settling into specialised accommodation and receiving medical care.

Pre-packaged ready meals, food delivered close to the front line in the East of Ukraine: Lypove, Nove, Lyman, Yampil, Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, Bilokuzminivka, Druzhkivka, and Kostyantynivka.

United Ukraine Appeal delivered 32 hospital beds and other pieces of medical equipment to hospitals across Ukraine. We sourced these vital medical supplies from Germany to help hospitals caring for Ukrainian victims of Russia’s invasion.

Our team has delivered 16 new generators from Germany and France to Ukraine. They are now being distributed to Donetsk and Kharkiv regions.

As a result of our partnership with FoodieBox – Ukrainian Food Manufacturer (based in Boryspil, Kyiv region), we were able to provide packaged ready meals (a wide variety of meat dishes) to more than a thousand local families in Izum and Yampil in Kharkiv area. Meals are sealed and can be stored for 6-24 months.

Generators have been delivered to a Tropinyh City Hospital in recently liberated Kherson. These generators are already powering critical hospital operations during frequent interruptions to the power supply. This city was liberated a few days ago but the retreating Russian army destroyed the whole local infrastructure.

the Bomb shelter in Zaporizhzhia was funded by UUA and opened just before the Russian army rapidly increased its attack on the city.

Zaporizhzhia, the city in the South-East of Ukraine with a population of around 750k people, is struggling with constant Russian rocket and drone attacks.

This ambulance was delivered to the recently liberated city of Kupiansk in the Kharkiv area. This region in the East of Ukraine is particularly struggling as its civilian infrastructure has been almost destroyed by Russian troops during several months of occupation.

Ambulance, medications, and power generators are delivered to the maternity hospital in Mykolaiv. After Russian missiles targeted water supplies, these generators aimed to provide drinking water in the region