Aid on multiple fronts:
| Red Cross | |||
| The Red Cross is providing food, first aid, clean water, shelter support, clothing, hygiene parcels and medicine, as well as supporting hospitals and healthcare facilities, fire fighters and civil protection units, while also making efforts to help repairing vital infrastructure, homes, healthcare centres, schools and community centres. | |||
| International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) | Ukrainian Red Cross | British Red Cross | Portuguese Red Cross |
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| United Nations Ukraine Humanitarian Fund | |
| UN Ukraine Humanitarian | |
| Mercy Corps: | |
| The Mercy Corps is on the ground in Ukraine, Romania, and Poland, supporting local organisations and helping people with emergency cash, food, water, and sanitation supplies. | |
| Alight: | |
Alight is procuring medical supplies, food, sanitary items, blankets, and electronics in Poland and transporting them into Ukraine, to groups holed up in bomb shelters or hospitals that need resupplying. At the Border, is welcoming the people crossing it – with blankets, mittens, hats, and socks, to fight the cold, as well as wheelchairs, for the elderly. | |
Medical Assistance:
| World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) | |
| WHO works to ensure that the Ukrainian population has access to essential care for all health issues, including other pathologies pre-existing the war. Right now, is focused on delivering urgent healthcare to people across Ukraine and refugees in neighbouring countries affected by the crisis. | |
| International Medical Corps | |
| As a global humanitarian organization, the International Medical Corps is on the ground in Ukraine, working with health agencies and local partners to save lives and help relieve suffering. Namely providing primary and emergency health services, mental health and psychosocial support, as well as delivering medicines and medical supplies. Is also committed to ensuring protection for women, children and particularly at-risk people during conflict. | |
| Medical Teams International | |
| With the goal to deliver life-saving medical care to people in crisis, Medical Teams International is deploying a team to Ukraine and working with partners to ship crucial medical supplies. | |
| Sunflower of Peace | |
| Sunflower of Peace is a Boston, USA, based non-profit organization with the current goal of providing medical and humanitarian aid, by paramedics and doctors, in the areas that are affected by the violence in Ukraine. | |
| United Help Ukraine | |
| United Help Ukraine is a charitable non-profit organization, based on Gaithersburg, USA, focusing on providing individual Frist Aid Kits for service members of Ukrainian Armed Forces and Territorial Defense forces, as well as hospital equipment. | |
Food & other essential goods:
| The World Food Programme (WFP) | |
| The WFP is launching an emergency operation to provide food to people fleeing the conflict. | |
| To donate specifically for the initiative ShareTheMeal | |
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| CARE | |
| CARE’s Ukraine Crisis Fund plans to reach Ukrainian people with aid, food, water, hygiene kits, psychosocial support, and cash assistance – prioritizing women and girls, families, and the elderly. | |
Survivors:
| United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) | |
| The UNHCR is providing protection and humanitarian assistance, including emergency shelters, repairs for homes damaged by shelling, emergency cash assistance, and protection – such as psychological support. | |
| International Rescue Committee (IRC) | |
The IRC is on the ground, in Ukraine, working with local partners to support the evacuation of women and children, and provide support, blankets, sleeping bags and warm clothes to people who have been displaced. In Poland, the IRC is on the ground and working with partners to provide legal counseling, translation services and psychological support to people who have arrived from Ukraine. There, is also distributing medical supplies and procuring essential items for distribution at reception centers on the Ukrainian/Polish border. | |
| We Help Ukraine | |
| WeHelpUkraine.org is a platform to help Ukrainian refugees find support worldwide. |  |
| Portugal for Ukraine | |
| The Portuguese government has created a platform where companies that are available to heir Ukrainian citizens can fill out a form. Then, the Portuguese Institute for Employment and Vocational Training (IEFP, IP) will map out the Ukrainian citizens’ skills, the places of residence/hosting and the job offers available and will get in touch with the candidates. |  |
Children:
| UNICEF | |
UNICEF is delivering midwifery, obstetrics, surgical medical kits, first aid kits and diagnostic and treatment equipment to temporary storage facilities around Kyiv city and Kyiv oblast, as well as delivering family hygiene kits, baby diapers, maternal health kits, institutional hygiene kits, disinfectants and bottled water to health and social institutions in eastern Ukraine. And, overall, applying efforts to meeting needs for safe water, health care, education and protection. | |
| Save the Children | |
| Operating in Ukraine since 2014, Save the Children is ready to provide life-saving assistance such as food, water, cash transfers, and establish safe places for children. | |
| SOS Children’s Villages | ||
| SOS Children’s Villages has launched an emergency programme to provide support to children – and their families – in foster, kinship care and state residential institutions, as well as to strengthen families in the future and provide aid to refugees. | ||
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