For over three years, war has been ravaging Ukraine, with devastating consequences for the civilian population: Many people have lost their homes and loved ones, rocket attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure have long been part of everyday life, over 3.6 million people are displaced within Ukraine, 6.7 million have left the country, and according to the United Nations, 65 per cent of Ukraine’s energy production capacity has been destroyed. Since the beginning of the war, STELP has been providing both emergency aid and long-term support.
Food, Security and Nutrition (FSN)
- Financial support for our partner Zhyva Nadiya in providing supplies to civilians in villages on the front line.
- Financial support for the organizations Together we Made Power and Ukraine Alive 2022, which provide acute emergency aid in the form of relief supplies and food distributions.
- In addition, coordination of aid deliveries to Ukraine through an existing logistics center with Ukraine Alive.
Education / Bildung (EDU)
- Financial support for the NGO 7 Fields to run a boarding school with a focus on creating an educational and safe environment with an emphasis on support and psychological rehabilitation for children aged 6 to 13 who have been traumatized by war.
- Financial support from our partner The National Geofund for the training of psychologists who treat war veterans and traumatized children.
- psychological support for widows whose husbands lost their lives in the war.
- Financial support from our partners: The National Geofund in providing so-called toy therapy rooms
Shelter and Settlement / Notunterkünfte und Siedlungen (SHS)
- Financial support from Leo States/Ukrainian Friends Foundation for the repair of container villages for people who have lost their homes, providing free temporary accommodation.
Our partners in Ukraine:
You can find more news regarding our projects in the Ukraine here.
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On Monday, November 18, 2024, the war in Ukraine will mark its 1000th day. Together, let us set an example against forgetting, because the war continues to bring immeasurable suffering day after day and continues to destroy the lives of millions of people.
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Last Monday, Serkan was on an aid mission with our Frontline crew to provide remaining civilians with relief supplies. But attacks on the frontline forced them to abandon the mission.
The war in Ukraine marks its second anniversary. Donate now and support our work on the ground
