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Angels for Ukraine Foundation has received a significant donation of nearly 800 Wine to Water and Lifestraw individual water filters from the US-based Unlocking Communities through Volyn YMCA in Lutsk, one of the local branches of the world youth organization YMCA. These life-saving devices are set to be distributed across the Chernihiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts, targeting some of the most vulnerable populations in Ukraine.
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A much-needed vehicle has been donated to the Osterska City Community of Chernihivska Oblast, thanks to the joint efforts of Foundation “TEV,” All-Ukrainian League of Ukrainian Women, and Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation. The donation addresses critical transportation challenges faced by healthcare providers in the region.
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Vladyslav Shelokov, President of Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation, recently presented the organization’s mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) initiatives at the MHPSS Kyiv Regional Hub online meeting. The gathering brought together key stakeholders working to address the growing mental health needs across war-affected regions of Ukraine.
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We publish another material from our volunteer Debrais Elliot about the violation of International Humanitarian Law and Geneva Conventions by russian military forces after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Below, we are sharing an article by Ben Fryer and Matt Knight published today on BBC:
A former MP said he was preparing to move to Ukraine to continue his charity work because it was better than “simply sending cheques over”.
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Vladyslav Shelokov, President of the Angels for Ukraine Foundation, joined government officials, international donors, and civil society leaders at the Vidbudova v Dii 3.0 (Recovery in Action 3.0) Forum held in Kyiv on February 19, 2025. The event focused on Ukraine’s ongoing reconstruction efforts and the coordination of humanitarian aid amid continuing challenges.
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As Ukraine enters its fourth year of full-scale war in 2025, the humanitarian crisis remains severe and multifaceted. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimates that approximately 12.7 million people—36% of the population—will require humanitarian assistance this year.
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Today marks 3 years since russia’s unprovoked full-scale invasion of Ukraine, escalating the aggression that began in February 2014 when russian forces occupied Crimea and later invaded Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.
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Supporting Ukrainian military medics operating near the frontlines, the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation has recently facilitated the transfer of essential sleeping bags to these dedicated professionals. This initiative underscores the foundation’s commitment to enhancing the well-being and operational efficiency of medical personnel working under challenging conditions.
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The world has evolved significantly over the past centuries. Through conflicts and the horrors associated with them, humanity has mobilized to establish rules aimed at protecting individuals not involved in armed conflicts and imposing restrictions on methods of warfare. These jus cogens (peremptory norms) are codified in the Geneva Conventions and their various Additional Protocols.
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