The goal of the project is to provide emergency assistance to the most vulnerable groups of the population who suffered from Russian aggression against Ukraine: Roma communities, women, children, people with disabilities, internally displaced persons and other vulnerable groups.

The project provides ongoing humanitarian support to Roma communities, in particular in those regions where Roma mediators work.

Understanding the unique challenges faced by displaced people, from the loss of housing to the destruction of lives. To meet their diverse needs, we provide a wide range of assistance, including:

Providing Emergency Relief: Rapid response to immediate needs, providing food, clean water and essential supplies to ensure the basic well-being of displaced families.

Shelter and Accommodation: Together with partners, we provide safe and secure temporary shelters to provide respite from the uncertainty that accompanies displacement.

Medical Assistance: Access to medical care and supplies to help address health issues complicated by the harsh conditions of displacement.

Psychosocial Support: Understanding the emotional challenges of displacement, our project provides counseling and support to help individuals cope and rebuild their lives.

Education and Empowerment: Enabling displaced children to continue their education and adults to acquire new skills, empowering them to rebuild their lives with strength and confidence.

The project is financed by the Helsinki Deaconess Foundation.