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Ukraine: ‘We’ve cried a lot, but now we want to scream’

Ukraine: ‘We’ve cried a lot, but now we want to scream’

Nothing brings people together like shared trauma. That’s what happened to these families. After meeting at a refugee center in Romania, these Ukrainians decided to stay together … and now they’re just trying to help each other survive. Left to right: Elena, Helen,...
Masha’s new life as a child refugee

Masha’s new life as a child refugee

Feb. 23 was just an ordinary Wednesday in Ukraine. For 11-year-old Masha, that meant going to school with her best friends, attending her favorite drawing class, and reading Judy Moody books. She looked forward to the end of the week because if all her school...
[VIDEO] ‘No light, no water, we were running out of everything’

[VIDEO] ‘No light, no water, we were running out of everything’

When Russia attacked Ukraine on Feb. 24, many families escaped right away. They fled to western Ukraine and neighboring countries, knowing there was no time to lose. But other families weren’t so lucky. One family from Mariupol hid in a mold-infested basement for days...
[VIDEO] You helped meet urgent needs and transform futures!

[VIDEO] You helped meet urgent needs and transform futures!

The World Help family sure has been busy! In the past few months alone, generous donors have helped save lives, transform communities, and impact generations to come. Watch this short video to see how your gifts are making a difference: Ukrainian and Afghan refugees...
Russia is targeting civilians and humanitarian aid in Ukraine

Russia is targeting civilians and humanitarian aid in Ukraine

When Russia launched its first attack on Ukraine back in February, it quickly became clear that it wasn’t afraid to target innocent people or break humanitarian law. Russian forces’ blatant disregard for hospitals and civilian train stations proved that, but continued...
The war in Ukraine explained

The war in Ukraine explained

If you’re starting to feel overwhelmed by all the news coming out of Ukraine, you’re not alone. You probably know that the Russian attack began on Feb. 24 in eastern Ukraine. But since then, it’s been a whirlwind. The war in Ukraine created the biggest humanitarian...
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