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Humanitarian Welfare

  • 1 M+
    total humanitarian aid in USD
  • 001 +
    medical and evacuation vehicles
  • 1 k+
    gifts for children
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ABOUT PROGRAM

United Help Ukraine’s Humanitarian Welfare Program supports internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other civilians. We provide food, clean water (especially in besieged areas), and everyday necessities. In addition, UHU distributes power generators and vehicles for first responders and rescuers. Most part of these goods were kindly donated in the U.S. and shipped to Ukraine.  While our Defender’s Aid focuses on supporting Ukrainian defenders, the humanitarian welfare program continuously supports the people of Ukraine.

In July 2023, UHU funded the delivery of a mobile blood-collection vehicle to the First Medical Association in Lviv, Ukraine. The nonprofit organization Carter BloodCare of Texas donated this vehicle that enables increasing donations of blood to save the lives of Ukrainian defenders.

“The lifeblood of our nation has always been its people. Our Humanitarian Welfare Program allows us to provide food, water, and other critical supplies directly to those who are most in need so they may continue to survive during this time of war.” Maryna Baydyuk, President, UHU.

United Help Ukraine Supports Many Humanitarian Initiatives

Please explore our website to learn more about our humanitarian initiatives. We provide frequent updates and impact reports to keep our donors informed.

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Latest Reports

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Standing with Ukraine
As summer nears, Ukraine faces intensifying strikes. Here’s how we’re responding—together, supporting Ukrainians during the missile and drone attacks, displaced people, hospitals, and defenders.
New Problem Management Plus in Vinnytsia
This Monday, a new phase of the PM+ program by the World Health Organization World Health Organization (WHO) kicked off in Vinnytsia. The initiative trains social workers and psychologists, who will soon be able to provide support to those who need it most.
In November of last year, Daria Kolomiec and her Diary of War project raised a significant amount for our volunteer medics.

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