More than three years of war have devastated Ukraine, leaving over 12 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. One in four Ukrainians has been displaced, and more than 2 million homes have been destroyed.
More than 45,000 civilian casualties have been recorded, with an average of two children killed or injured every day since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
Ordinary life remains out of reach for many. More than 3,600 attacks on education facilities and over 2,000 attacks on health care facilities have crippled public services in some regions. Families in frontline communities are struggling to access and afford basic resources like food, medicine, and clothing.
Amid the devastation, humanitarian aid remains a beacon of hope.
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is on the ground in Ukraine, delivering critical aid in the regions most impacted by war. With your support, we can reach more families in urgent need.
In partnership with local organizations, the IRC delivers emergency cash assistance so families can afford essentials like food, clothing, and medicine, or repair homes damaged by the war. We run Safe Healing and Learning Spaces for children, provide legal aid, support survivors of gender-based violence, operate dedicated women’s centers, and support local businesses as part of our early-recovery efforts.
We also provide medical supplies to overstretched health facilities and deploy mobile health teams that deliver critical services where they’re needed most—including near the frontlines of conflict.
As a global refugee resettlement agency, the IRC’s work extends far beyond the frontlines of Ukraine. We support displaced Ukrainian families as they resettle in the United States, the United Kingdom and across Europe.
Our teams provide critical integration services to help families navigate new systems and rebuild their lives with dignity. This includes language and job training, legal assistance, mental health support and help enrolling children in school. We partner with local communities to foster inclusion and ensure that families not only survive displacement—but thrive in their new communities.
$6 can provide one warm blanket
$25 can provide one month of emergency food packets for one child
$48 can cover the cost of school fees and supplies for a child
$150 can provide one family with livestock
$240 can provide one classroom with chairs, tables, and chalkboards
$500 can help equip an emergency mobile medical team
Together, we can help Ukrainians find safety and hope for the future. Donate now to make a difference.
