UUA procured and delivered another 30,000 food packages in November to war-affected areas in Ukraine.

UUA actively supports a psychological helpline in Ukraine Yanina Sokolova’s Fund Varto Zhyty, aiding Ukrainians affected by the Russian war. See our advertising efforts in Kyiv, Lviv, and Dnipro below.

Thanks to your generous support, UUA are able to fund the production and delivery of more than 30,000 food packages each month.

It fills our hearts with pride to fund the Kyiv Institute of Rehabilitation (KIR). This time, we've acquired (together with Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organisations) a special vehicle to transport those who have suffered in the Russian war to KIR for treatment.

United Ukraine Appeal has recently procured two ultrasound machines for Ukrainian medics.

We are pleased to deliver the ambulance to paramedics in Zaporizhzhya area (South-East of Ukraine) to help with transportation and evacuation close to the front lines.

UUA continuously delivers food to the most affected areas across Ukraine. People there are struggling not only physically but also physiologically, so we have changed the labels on the meal packages to provide information on Varto Zhyty - the psychological assistance helpline. We support Varto Zhyty and are amazed by the help this organization provides. Now, more people in need will be able to reach for the support they demand. Thanks for the support from our donors.

Every day, people in Konstantynivka are forced to hide from shelling by Russian forces. UUA is proud to support the shelter in Konstantynivka with food, providing a lifeline for those in need.

Our volunteers continued to brave the constant shelling to deliver food packages along the front lines in eastern Ukraine, including Kramatorsk and Bakhmut.

Each month United Ukraine Appeal finances over 15,000 food packages

United Ukraine Appeal financed and delivered generators and power banks to the town of Myrnohrad in Eastern Ukraine, which has endured ongoing Russian attacks on residential buildings and key infrastructure.

The power banks will be used to support "The Center of Invincibility" which is a safe shelter for residents during the bombings.

UUA has commenced a partnership with the Kyiv Rehabilitation Institute (KIR) to provide treatment to people (both military and civilian) injured through the Russian war in Ukraine.

United Ukraine Appeal has manufactured and delivered 300 lightweight emergency evacuation stretchers, that can fit into a backpack, to hospitals near the front lines in Ukraine. They are critical for mobile medical units to quickly transport injured military or civilians.