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Who We Help

With the war in Ukraine, the needs today in Eastern Europe today are even more widespread than ever before.

Ukraine War Relief
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The most urgent problem in Ukraine today, largely brought on by the ongoing war, is the damage to Ukraine's utilities. Much of the bombing in recent months has damaged the power grid and is leaving homes without power, hospitals scrambling, and even homes without heat. This winter will be a matter of survival and we can help.

Rescuing Families
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The needs of families have exploded since the war broke out in February of 2022. What was once primarily a rural problem is now widespread across the country as families everywhere grapple with severe food insecurity, lack of clean water, unsafe communities and homes, and war trauma. 

Impacting Children
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Children are one of the most heavily impacted demographics in the Ukraine-Russia war. Refugee children, internally displaced children, and orphans have experienced trauma that no child should. They have left their homes, lost all their belongings, or have even lost parents. Many are suffering from PTSD from constant air raid sirens and missile strikes. They need extra love and care.  

Basic Leader Care
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When communities are in crisis, who cares for the caregivers? The largest percentage of measurable humanitarian effort today for people in crisis in Eastern Europe is being done by Christian churches and charities. But many leaders are weary and have needs that are not being met in their own lives and families. One of our missions is to provide for the tangible needs of these caregivers. 

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