by Evan Raftes | Jun 9, 2026 | Ukraine Humanitarian Updates
Over 120,000 Ukrainians have been wounded, amputated, or permanently disabled defending their country from Russia’s invasion. For many of them, the war didn’t end when they left the front. It continued in a different form: the inability to get out of a...
by Evan Raftes | Jun 4, 2026 | Ukraine Humanitarian Updates
We see the physical effects of war and geopolitical conflict easily: communities demolished, infrastructure reduced to rubble, families displaced, and people hungry. We see it on our screens, we read about it in the newspaper. But the effects of war go deeper –...
by Evan Raftes | Jun 3, 2026 | Blog
Halyna is 74. She wakes up early on distribution days, wraps a scarf around her shoulders, and starts walking. The road from her village to our collection point takes her the better part of an hour each way. She doesn’t complain about the walk. She just does it....
by Evan Raftes | Jun 3, 2026 | Blog
When Oleksiy came home from the front, he came home different. A leg injury had taken more than his mobility — it had taken the morning walks he used to take before his family woke up, the ability to move through his own house without help, the small private freedoms...
by Evan Raftes | Jun 1, 2026 | Ukraine Humanitarian Updates
The Ukrainian children’s mental health crisis has been building for four years. A peer-reviewed study published in BMJ Global Health in March 2026 synthesized findings from 37 separate studies on children through the age of 19 living through this conflict. The...
