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Ukraine marks 1,000 days of war with devastating humanitarian impact: 11,973 civilians killed, 3.6M displaced, 19,500 children deported, and growing needs as winter approaches, calling for urgent global support and humanitarian aid.

A photo exhibition titled “The Power of Support: What Gives Hope” has opened in Dnipro, showcasing the humanitarian efforts in the Donetsk region amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the resilience and stories of affected individuals, funded by the…

As the security situation in The East of Ukraine deteriorates, older people – especially those with disabilities – are increasingly at risk. CARE calls for attention to the vulnerable situation of older people in Ukraine, and for increased support.

CARE condemns the recent attack on Poltava, Ukraine, which has resulted in 49 deaths and over 210 injuries, destroying vital civilian infrastructure. CARE emphasizes the urgent need for increased humanitarian support and adhere to international…

Franziska Jörns, Deputy Country Director of CARE Ukraine, alongside the CARE Ukraine team, strongly condemns the ongoing attacks in Lviv and other Ukrainian cities, which have caused severe infrastructure damage and casualties. Jörns emphasizes, "The…

The continuous shelling of Pokrovsk city and nearby settlements has triggered the urgent evacuation of families with children. “ Women of all ages and children enduring relentless shelling are in desperate need of assistance and reassurance that they…

The recent offensive in the Kharkiv region is forcing people to evacuate from communities that are under fire or threat of potential occupation, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis.

In a joint statement, over 130 civil society organizations urge the European Union to provide continued support and protection for displaced Ukrainians.

The attack has forced the suspension of crucial activities that provided mental health support for those facing the devastating impacts of the war.