How to help Ukraine

Your donations are a lifeline for millions of people affected by the conflict in Ukraine, and refugees in neighbouring countries. 

Humanitarian charities are supporting the local aid effort to provide cash assistance, food, healthcare, clean water, shelter, protection, and so much more.

 Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal has raised over £400 million including £25 million matched by the UK Government, making it the biggest charity donor to the Ukraine humanitarian response in the world, according to the UN OCHA Financial Tracking Service.

From providing food to families in bomb shelters to helping refugee children overcome traumatic experiences, charities are supporting the local aid effort in five countries to deliver a fast, effective and flexible response.

SUPPORT FOR REFUGEE FAMILIES

The conflict forced millions of people to flee Ukraine and seek refuge in neighbouring countries. Charities are working in Germany, Spain, Poland to meet their needs through access to vital aid, cash assistance and psychological support to help. Many of those supporting the aid effort are refugees themselves, keen to help those who arrived later.

In UK and Spain funds are supporting schools where children from Ukraine are able to continue the Ukrainian curriculum in their own language. British Humanitarian and Infrastructure Foundation is ensuring children have a sense of normality whilst learning to adapt to their new environment.