Helping Ukrainian Refugees Rebuild

More than 6.4 million Ukrainians — mostly women and children — have fled their homeland since the Russian invasion started in February. The women and children who’ve been displaced need so much: food, shelter, emotional support, health care, treatment of wounds, medicine, hygiene, and sanitary supplies, COVID protections like masks and tests, support with documents and translation, and transportation.

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Thousands are expected to stay in Hungary and will need support for housing, health care, education, language support, jobs, and social integration. That may include access to education and educational activities for Ukrainian children; facilitating job training, coaching, and placement for adults; or connecting families to health and mental health resources.

As of early May, 368,000 Ukrainian refugees have migrated to Germany. The team has identified ways to address gaps in the German support system. Current plans include:

No one knows how long the war will continue. We are committed to being there for the long haul. To help, please donate to Play For Ukraine.

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We have updated this article as previously this was a new scheme introduced that was only running until the end of May 2019 but we are pleased to inform you it has now been made permanent.