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Why People Around the World Might Not Get the Help They Need

Why People Around the World Might Not Get the Help They Need

  “If this help stops, many people will be in a very bad condition.” – Misha, Displaced Ukrainian Read that again. Those are the words of Misha, a displaced Ukrainian our World Help team met on their recent trip to Ukraine. After two years of fighting, Misha...
Why is February 24 So Important?

Why is February 24 So Important?

  Today may seem like any other day to most of us. But for over 43 million Ukrainians, it marks the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of their country. It’s hard to believe, but that’s 730 days of struggling to survive constant uncertainty,...
1 Year of War: Where does Ukraine go from here?

1 Year of War: Where does Ukraine go from here?

  Today, Feb. 24, 2023, marks the first anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Eight million refugees have fled to neighboring countries in just one year … and those who remain have experienced unspeakable horrors. I’ve met and spoken with...
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