Safe shelter still matters in Ukraine because displacement is not over. Millions of people remain away from their homes, and families continue to leave communities affected by fighting, damaged housing, and unreliable basic services. For someone who has just fled...
A food kit may look simple when it reaches a family: a bag or box filled with groceries that can help put meals on the table for the days ahead. Getting that food into someone's hands is often much more complicated. Across Ukraine, war has disrupted livelihoods,...
For a family in Ukraine, losing electricity in the middle of winter can mean much more than sitting in the dark. It can mean losing heat when temperatures fall below freezing. Water can stop reaching an apartment. A refrigerator can no longer keep food cold. A phone...
UPDATED DATE ===================================================== --> Updated September 18, 2026 INTRODUCTION ===================================================== --> What is happening in Ukraine right now? More than four and a half years after Russia launched its...
For most of us, losing power for a few hours is frustrating. We check the outage map, find a flashlight, watch the battery percentage on our phones and wait for the lights to come back on. For families in Ukraine, a blackout can carry a very different weight. Another...
My name is Lauren Moscioni, and I have been supporting the war effort in Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in 2022. In 2024, I was honored to join the board of Hope For Ukraine. Having traveled to Ukraine twice to work directly with displaced...
