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Children studying by candle and lantern light in Ukraine

IN UKRAINE SINCE 2015

Practical help, delivered to the people who need it most.

For more than a decade, Care4Ukraine has worked with local administrators, teachers, nurses, and volunteers who know their communities best — helping them deliver medical care, keep children learning, and get emergency supplies to families living through war.

Aid guided by local need

There’s always a baseline: medical supplies, fuel, the generators themselves. What’s harder to see is the smaller detail that turns into the biggest gap — the part that’s been back-ordered for months, the one clinic quietly rationing something no one thought to ask about. Catching that takes more than an assessment; it takes a consistent, working knowledge of the communities and facilities involved. That’s what local partners provide, and it’s why we work through them instead of around them.

What that help looks like

HEALTH

Medical and dental aid

Medicines, wound-care materials, dental supplies, mobility aids, and essential equipment — put directly into the hands of local clinics and the patients who depend on them.

LEARNING

Children and education

School supplies, safe places to learn, lighting and power for classrooms that have lost it, and the everyday resources that let children keep learning through disruption.

FAMILY SUPPORT

Help for families in crisis

Food, clothing, household essentials, help evacuating, and support rebuilding a life in a safer community — for internally displaced families, for local families with nowhere else to go, and for rural farmers who won’t leave the land and livestock they depend on. Many of these families were poor before the war and poorer now, and many are carrying its emotional toll as well: husbands away at the front for years at a time, or home again changed by what the war did to them, physically or emotionally.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Community resilience

Home winterizing, solar and backup power, and the minor repairs that turn a damaged building back into a livable one — important in areas absorbing displaced families — plus handheld and base-station shortwave radios for communities where cellular service often doesn’t reach. We help locate, secure, and transport as much of it as we can, at the request of the local partners who know what their community needs.

PEOPLE AT THE CENTER

The human story behind the work

Behind every story we could tell is a person — a child who kept learning, a family that received care, a community that held together through disruption. Much of that work is hands-on, done by volunteers with technical backgrounds and experience — nursing, carpentry, electrical work, medical equipment — working alongside local partners and local volunteers.

A volunteer speaking with a family during a community support visit in Ukraine, with hygiene and food supplies nearby.
Two volunteers beside a van filled with boxes of food aid for delivery in Ukraine.
An older Ukrainian resident sitting beside a window with water, a phone, and a power bank during an outage.

FROM THE FIELD

Stories from the field

A closer look at the people, places, and partnerships behind the work.

Every donation becomes direct assistance.

100% of every donation goes directly to people in need. That’s what lets Care4Ukraine respond quickly, and stay accountable to the communities whose priorities guide the work.