CARE Ukraine

“I realized that I am not just a mother frightened by war – I am a person who can do more,” shares Maryna, a participant at the women’s support space run by NGO Green-Landiya with СARE`s support in #Kharkiv oblast.#WLiE #womenspower

Over 32,000 people in Donetsk oblast have received critical support from CARE & Avalyst. With @EUDelegationUA support , community centers & mobile teams continue to deliver protection, GBV support & referrals - despite shelling & limited access. #CARE #EUforUkraine @care_de

We witness the lethal impact of this war firsthand. Constant shelling is destroying homes, hospitals, and schools. People are living without access to drinking water, medical care, and basic services. We are waiting for a ceasefire to reach the, — Harris Nyatsanza, CARE Ukraine

Saving lives starts with being safe. #CARE trained frontline responders from #Kherson region in first aid and safety skills — from bleeding control to evacuation under fire. Supported by @DanishMFA 🇩🇰. Duty of care is essential. #Ukraine #humanitarian

“When we arrive after a strike, we see people in total shock — some cry, some tremble, some are frozen. Many have lost everything.” – Nataliya Belyaeva, psychologist, Avalyst mobile team in Pavlohrad. Civilians need long-term support. #Ukraine #NotATarget

I’ve witnessed almost nightly attacks on Kyiv. The world has grown numb, but civilians suffer more each day,” – Harris Nyatsanza, CARE Ukraine. CARE urges protection of civilians & support for those risking their lives to help. #Ukraine #NotATarget @CARE

Duty of care for #humanitarian workers isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. In 2024, #CARE Ukraine trained 186 local partner staff in first aid & security. But needs far exceed #capacity. Donors must act. Local actors aren’t bulletproof shields bit.ly/4ix5Mo9

Being there for those you support” — during a joint visit to #Donetskoblast, CARE & EU met with #Avalyst, joined psychosocial group sessions & saw firsthand how vital support is in frontline areas. 💬 “Presence matters.” – Yevheniia Dzekun, CARE #CAREinUkraine #GBV #EUaid

"There was a case when a bomb fell right next to our ambulance. The siren didn't have time to warn us. It was scary, but we waited it out, calmed down and drove on, because our patients were waiting for us,"- Viktoriia, doctor in #Donetsk region. Read full bit.ly/42nm7FT

#Roma – One of the Largest #Ethnic Communities in Ukraine. #CARE and its partners, the "Winds of Change" Foundation and "Voice ofRomni", work to support and empower #Romawomen. Together, we transform communities.

"Ensuring a just and lasting peace means deliberately creating space for civil society leaders – including women-led and women’s rights organizations that represent the interests of diverse and vulnerable groups – to participate in all aspects of peace negotiations," – A. Bielova

Ahead of the talks in Saudi Arabia #CARE сalls to put efforts to reduce civilian suffering and every step that leads toward a lasting peace. “ We call for comprehensive solutions that protect people and put their lives at the center,”-Daria Chekalova

#Humanitarianassistance cannot be compromised or overruled by political or economic interests but must be driven by the humanitarian imperative to help #civilians most in need wherever and whoever they are.

"We welcome this Women Lead in Emergencies project in #Ukraine , contributing to the commitments of France’s National Action Plan on #Women, Peace and Security, and aligning with France’s #feminist foreign policy" Axelle NOS at #CARE #WLiE workshop

CARE delivered 35 kits to the Main Directorate of the #StateEmergencyService of #Ukraine in Dnipropetrovs'k Oblast to equip the Invincibility Points. The kits include inverter generators, heaters, fire extinguishers, chairs, sleeping bags and insulation mats, jerrycans,buckets

The humanitarian community has a responsibility to recognize the unique contributions of Women’s Rights Organizations and invest in their sustainability. This is not just a commitment to gender equality - it is an imperative for effective humanitarian action, - Yuliia Sporysh#SOM

"‘The challenges and achievements of Ukraine can only be best communicated by us, Ukrainians,’ says Yuliia Sporysh, Founder of #CARE partners organization NGO 'Girls.' WROs are the backbone of Ukraine's humanitarian response, yet they face barriers to funding and recognition.

Жіночі правозахисні організації є рушіями гуманітарного реагування та змін в Україні ift.tt/mnR0PKe

100 charging stations, 34 generators, 9 hybrid inverters, and 45 batteries — this vital support from #CARE and our partner Avalyst has been distributed across 20 locations in Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions thanks to support @CzechEmbassyUkraine 📷

#Winter in #Ukraine means even more challenges for those affected by the #war. Your support is important. See how you can #help? #WeCare @care_de @careAustria @CAREGlobal