Your generosity has helped children survive conflict in Ukraine

Your generosity has helped children survive conflict in Ukraine

Urgent – Two years on, your help is still needed amidst ongoing violence.
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Generous Australians have helped to provide over 1.6 million children and adults with life-saving aid since conflict in Ukraine escalated on 24 February 2022.

Donors like you around the world have supported the most vulnerable in Ukraine – and in neighbouring Romania, Moldova and Georgia – with cash, food and shelter assistance, child protection and education services.

Two years of unrelenting war have brought unimaginable suffering to Ukrainian children and their families. Millions have fled their homes. And those who remain live with the daily threat of airstrikes, surrounded by death, destruction and deprivation. Please keep helping the children of Ukraine.

How you've helped children and families

380,257 people reached with cash assistance.
541,552 people reached with food assistance.
253,469 children supported with education.
Young Ukrainian mother standing in the ruins of her home

A young mother (right) talks with a World Vision team member in the ruins of her home in Borodyanka district, outside Ukraine’s capital Kyiv.

Building destruction in Ukraine

Cities and towns across Ukraine are littered with destruction, with many homes now uninhabitable.

Maria showing her painting she did in art therapy

With your support, children like Maria have opportunities to take part in art therapy and other activities that help them cope mentally and emotionally with the challenges of they are facing.

World Vision supplies being handed to residents

Since the conflict began, donations like yours have helped to provide over 300,000 people with essentials including, food, shelter supplies, hygiene kits, and cash and vouchers.

Ukrainian children affected by the conflict can participate in summer camps

World Vision worked with local partners to run summer camps for children affected by the conflict in western Ukraine.

Displaced mother and baby receiving ongoing care from World Vision

Krystyna and her baby Elonora are among thousands of displaced people receiving ongoing care and support from World Vision and local partner organisations.

Where will your funds go?

The funds you donate to this emergency appeal will support emergency response for displaced children and families in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. World Vision will use donations in Ukraine through partners when it is possible. If these funds are not needed due to the peaceful resolution of the situation in Ukraine, they will be used to help displaced and refugee populations elsewhere in the Middle East and Eastern European region. Should we receive contributions more than the needs in a particular emergency appeal, we will use the excess in other emergency-related activity.

Is my donation tax deductible?

Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible (depending on your personal tax position).

How is my donation kept secure?

Our website uses secure online forms when we ask for personal and payment details. To safeguard your e=security, your card number is not stored on our website.

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Two years on: See your impact

Please help vulnerable children from Ukraine.

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