We organize regular aid transports to Ukraine for internally displaced persons and individuals who have not been able to leave their homes. We provide food and hygiene products as well as household chemicals for adults and children, taking into account the needs of the elderly, people with disabilities and infants.
Some of the activities are carried out in cooperation with our international partners, and the distribution is supported by local Ukrainian organizations.
Local distribution partners of PAH: Tovaristvo Leva, Ukrainian Red Cross.
To Zaporizhia we have also delivered:
As part of cooperation with Chorus, we delivered to Zaporizhia:
Local distribution partner of PAH: Posmishka UA.
Local distribution partner of PAH: Ukrainian Fisherman’s Company.
From Lyiv to Kramatorsk we have delivered:
From Chernivtsi to different locations in the Donetsk oblast we have delivered hygiene products and household chemicals – action carried out under the OCHA Ukrainian Humanitarian Fund’s project:
From Lviv to the Donetsk oblast we have delivered hygiene products and food – action carried out in cooperation with GOAL:
We delivered to Dnipro:
In July we will deliver:
Additionally, as part of cooperation with Chorus, we delivered to Kharkiv:
In Kharkiv Oblast we have delivered:
We are supported in distribution by a local partner: ArtDacha.
Local distribution partners of PAH: Tovaristvo Leva, Ukrainian Red Cross.
To Zaporizhia we have also delivered:
As part of cooperation with Chorus, we delivered to Zaporizhia:
Local distribution partner of PAH: Posmishka UA.
Local distribution partner of PAH: Ukrainian Fisherman’s Company.
From Lyiv to Kramatorsk we have delivered:
From Chernivtsi to different locations in the Donetsk oblast we have delivered hygiene products and household chemicals – action carried out under the OCHA Ukrainian Humanitarian Fund’s project:
From Lviv to the Donetsk oblast we have delivered hygiene products and food – action carried out in cooperation with GOAL:
We delivered to Dnipro:
In July we will deliver:
Additionally, as part of cooperation with Chorus, we delivered to Kharkiv:
In Kharkiv Oblast we have delivered:
We are supported in distribution by a local partner: ArtDacha.
Since the second part of April, we have been delivering food packages to the internally displaced persons, currently living in Wiszniów, Kocury and other locations in Volyn oblast. We are reaching over 600 people that were forced to flee Kiev and eastern Ukraine, as well as other parts of the country. Each parcel handed out satisfies one month’s worth of needs.
Next distribution is planned at the turn of August and September, and afterwards in regular monthly intervals. We are planning to hand out parcels for 1000 individuals during each distribution.
In the Lviv Oblast, we have implemented a financial aid programme for IDPs; in total, 850 people from, among others, the towns of Zhovkva, Dubliany, Voloshynovo, Truskavets, and Morshyn received support. This activity was financed by Stichting Vluchteling.
Currently, we are planning to launch a financial aid programme in Kiev and Dnipropetrovsk Oblasts.
We have started a new pilot program under which we are rebuilding and rehabilitating houses. In total, we are planning to rebuild or repair 50 houses. We carry out the action with the local organization Love and Kindness, thanks to the financial support of Stichting Vluchteling.
As part of our activities we are opening 5 psychosocial aid centres in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (in co-operation with BHA) and 3 more centres in Kiev Oblast (with own funds).
We have established a mobile team that will be providing psychological aid to individuals suffering due to the conflict in the regions where access to this type of aid is impossible. Currently, there is only one such mobile team active, but we are planning to establish 4 more. Each team will comprise two psychologists and one driver. This activity is carried out in co-operation with BHA.
On 20 May, PAH launched “Mission Poland” in order to effectively respond to the refugee crisis in Poland. You can read more about it here.
In March, we launched the Aid Card programme which will help the refugees in Poland to buy the products they need most. The programme’s aim was to provide such aid to 25 000 individuals. As at the end of September, aid has been provided to more than 11 351 families, or 26 834 individuals.
This programme will be carried out in five cities: Przemyśl, Koszalin, Olsztyn, Bartoszyce, and Stargard in co-operation with the Ukrainian Association in Poland.
As part of our co-operation with the Mudita Association we are financing the operation of two reception facilities in Warsaw and Cracow adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities and chronic diseases. They act as temporary places of residence primarily for the refugees who have just entered Poland.
This lodging facility provides families with support in the form of food, volunteer caregivers, as well as aid in gaining access to a physician or getting a PESEL number. In addition to sleeping accommodations, each facility contains two rehabilitations beds, toilets and bathrooms adapted for individuals in wheelchairs, a playroom for children, as well as a leisure room.
Furthermore, we support the Association’s wards through our aid card programme. Our support consists in issuing cards charged with funds which allow supporting a family for 3 months.
We are expending the nutritional support programme, which allows us to provide hot meals to children from Ukraine who go to schools supported by our Pajacyk programme, as well as day care centres, community centres, and socio-therapeutic centres during summer vacations.
As part of the new version of the “Puppet – Psychosocial Assistance” program (Pajacyk – Pol.), we provide psychological and psychiatric support for children in the refugee crisis, increase the knowledge of teachers, guardians and other school staff about refugees, and support parents and guardians. A total of 39 organizations from all over Poland participate in the program – the list of organizations that have qualified for the program can be found at: www.pajacyk.pl/nabor/ in the “results” tab. We have been implementing the program since September 2022.
We create information content on an ongoing basis, for example in the form of webinars and podcasts on humanitarian aid, the refugee crisis and the situation in Ukraine.
Planned actions:
The UA SOS platform was established in March at the initiative of non-governmental organizations, with the support of several companies. Polish Humanitarian Action is its partner. The platform is available in Polish, English, Ukrainian and Russian.
If you have any questions, please contact us at: darczyncy@pah.org.pl
You can make a donation here.
The UA SOS platform was established in March at the initiative of non-governmental organizations, with the support of several companies. Polish Humanitarian Action is its partner. The platform is available in Polish, English, Ukrainian and Russian.
If you have any questions, please contact us at: darczyncy@pah.org.pl
You can make a donation here.
We invite company representatives to contact us at: biznes@pah.org.pl
You can make a donation here.
We invite company representatives to contact us at: biznes@pah.org.pl
You can make a donation here.
We are a Polish non-governmental organization operating since 1992. Since 2004, we are also a public benefit organization. We operate on three continents, including in Poland.
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