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As the conflict in Ukraine continues, hundreds of kilometers away, communities in Africa are feeling the ripple effects. Across the East, Central, and Southern Africa Region, ordinary citizens are experiencing the initial effects even as indicators, and…

Vital resources such as water have long been in short supply in eastern Ukraine. With the start of the war, the situation has worsened considerably.

With more than 1.8 million people having fled Ukraine to Poland in less than three weeks, the humanitarian organization CARE International warns of serious protection risks that refugees, especially women and girls travelling alone, are facing.

CARE International and its Romanian partners are extremely worried for the 100,000 children currently living in institutions in Ukraine who have been largely forgotten during this crisis and remain trapped inside the country.

As the war in Ukraine enters its third week this Thursday, the humanitarian organization CARE International is deeply worried about the protection of civilians caught in the crosslines.

On the occasion of International Women's Day, the humanitarian aid organization CARE warns that women in crises are particularly often affected by violence, exploitation and also gender-based violence.

In just a few days, the violence in Ukraine has displaced more than one million people. Many have chosen to leave for Poland, but faced with the massive arrival of refugees, the borders are saturated.

More than 870,000 people fleeing Ukraine to neighboring countries are in urgent need of assistance. People in Need, the partner organization of CARE Austria, provides them with food and hygiene items.

The humanitarian situation in Ukraine is getting worse by the hour. People in Need, CARE Austria’s partner organization, is providing assistance as quickly as possible.