A team of volunteers: A well-coordinated team from the first days of the war A team of volunteers was assembled for humanitarian aid and evacuations. We have completed Red Cross first aid training. Ongoing cooperation with government organizations and international charitable agencies (UN, OSNA). Participation in clusters: Protection, Medical Care, Hygiene, ICC. Transportation and evacuation: Efficient fleet of vehicles We received 3 evacuation vehicles: 2 ambulances and 1 minibus. 5 cars from volunteers were added. Over 2,000 people evacuated, including people with disabilities, children and families. 700 people are accommodated in social institutions in Ukraine and the EU. Humanitarian aid: Broad support in times of war We have distributed aid to 5,000 families. Helping people in bomb shelters, maternity hospitals and hostels. Food supplies to humanitarian centers were organized. Special achievements: Evacuation of a family-type orphanage ( 17 people). Organization of transportation of people with disabilities by railway cars ( 5 cars). Development of unique methods for evacuating people with limited mobility. Patronage transportation: Help on the ground 50 patronage transportation in Kharkiv and the region. Assistance was provided in 30 cases of individual support. Cooperation and recognition: Authority and partnership Memorandums were signed with the departments of social protection and healthcare. Recognition in the global media for organizing evacuations. Continuous support of the military. You can learn more by downloading the file below

Vovchansk is constantly shelled by the Russian military, and the city has problems with electricity and heating. Therefore, local residents need help. On December 27, officers of Police Department No. 1 of the Chuguiv District Police Department, together with the NGO Volunteer 68, brought people to Kharkiv, where they were provided with free housing.

The humanitarian situation in Vovchansk remains difficult. Every day the town and its suburbs are shelled, and there are problems with electricity and heating. Local residents need help from concerned citizens.

Neither we nor you are slowing down in supporting the people and the Armed Forces of Ukraine! Clench your fists and keep bringing the victory closer! Thanks to each of your hryvnias in the Help for the Country project, we delivered a record 78 tons of humanitarian aid in October.

Another 753 people have been evacuated from the temporarily occupied territories of Kharkiv region and are now safe, said Oleg Sinegubov, head of the JMA.