Help refugees from Ukraine

Support kids and families in need of safety, food, and warmth.

Refugees in Moldova

refugees have crossed into Moldova

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Ukrainian refugees remain in Moldova

refugees helped through partners and Emergency Case Management services

“…one of the fastest large-scale displacements of children since World War II – a grim milestone that could have lasting consequences for generations to come.”

UNICEF

Childhood is at Risk in Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is creating a humanitarian disaster as refugees flee to Moldova and already vulnerable kids and families brace for what is to come.

For over 20 years, we’ve fought poverty and upheld children’s rights across Eastern Europe.

How we are helping right now:

Critical Supplies

Providing critical supplies to families like food, water, power, etc.

Case Managers

Equipping local case managers to provide long-term support to those in need.

Evacuation Plan

Developing an emergency plan to evacuate families from the region.

A mother and baby in a small village in Moldova

Temporary Care

Advising shelters and caregivers on the best way to care for children in an emergency.

July 21, 2022

Sri Lanka Test

Feeding families during the crisis.

May 25, 2022

Providing blankets and pillows

Our team in Moldova continues helping refugees by delivering food and hygiene items and providing counseling. We also provided blankets and pillows to a shelter housing 26 children and over 60 adults from Ukraine.

May 17, 2022

Refugee kids from Ukraine

This week, we visited with children from Ukraine at a refugee center. These kids are among the 46,000+ children from Ukraine seeking refuge in Moldova.

April 30, 2022

War in Ukraine is now closer to Moldova

The war in Ukraine is now closer to Moldova after this week’s explosions in Transnistria. All staff and children in our programs are safe and we are doing everything we can to support them.

April 13, 2022

$330,000 helping refugees

We are on the ground in Moldova helping women and children in need of safety and support. $330,000 has been spent to date to help Ukrainian refugees in Moldova.