NZ based ReliefAid works in conflict zones providing humanitarian aid.
Grey Lynn, Auckland
As the situation in Ukraine worsens by the day, millions of people have been uprooted from their homes. Families continue to flee for safety not knowing where their next meal is coming from or where they will find shelter for their children.
You can help. ReliefAid's Founder is in Ukraine overseeing our emergency response. Our aid deliveries will include medical supplies, food and shelter materials to people left behind in hard to reach places.
Check out ReliefAid's work in conflict zones in Afghanistan and Syria. https://www.reliefaid.org.nz/
With your support we will be able to get emergency aid to the people who need it the most. When everything has been taken from you, humanitarian aid is your only lifeline.
Please give what you can and share this page with family, friends, and colleagues. You can help us extend our networks by sharing our work so we can continue to help families survive this chaos.
Thank you for helping us reach those who need help the most.
If you would like more information, please email us operations@reliefaid.org.nz
A letter from Kyiv... 12 December 2024
Thank you for continuing to support families in Ukraine. The situation is dire and people are tired of living under fire. Kseniya, our team member in Kyiv, expressed her anguish:
"The 3rd year of the war in Ukraine remains extremely challenging.
Living according to electricity schedules has become routine, but it seriously complicates daily life. Work and studies is nearly impossible. Each day is a constant search for solutions to ever-changing conditions.
People are exhausted. While other countries are enjoying the festive season, for us, its daily air raid sirens, constantly refreshing the news and anxious calls to loved ones: “How are you? Are you safe?”. For 3 years, we have been trying to “normalise” life, but the realities of war make it impossible to return to what used to be normal.
In frontline areas, the situation is even more difficult. People are forced to live in what’s left of their homes and to rebuild with the help of volunteers. But they refuse to give up.
Words like “May God protect you” are not just wishes but an acknowledgment of how crucial volunteers are. Moments like these remind us that even in the darkest times, we help people endure and maintain hope for a better future.”
Kseniya’s words capture the profound exhaustion Ukrainians are feeling now, and underscores the critical role of humanitarian aid in their lives. Thank you for your support, your efforts are truly making a difference.
Happy holidays from all of us at ReliefAid.
Kia ora, thank you. Your donation is helping us provide crucial support to families in Ukraine who are rebuilding their lives during the devastation of war. With your support, we can continue delivering essential aid and hope to those affected.
Your giving helps rebuild homes and restore hope for families in Ukraine affected by the conflict. Thank you for making a lasting impact, bringing comfort and stability. We deeply appreciate your contribution.
Thank you Jane for starting the year thinking about families in Ukraine who are facing another year of conflict. Your support reminds them they are not forgotten and helps us continue our work delivering vital aid to frontline areas. We really appreciate your help.
Thank you for your kind words and support of our work in Ukraine. We are lucky to have volunteers here and in Ukraine who support our ongoing aid deliveries, but it is help like yours that make them possible. Thank you for reaching out to help us deliver aid to support families through the bleak winter. Your kindness is much appreciated.
Thank you Alex for supporting our work in Ukraine. Conditions there are especially tough for families living in the frontline areas where we work at this time of year. Conditions are freezing and endless targeting of infrastructure leaves families with no power supplies. Your support helps us continue our deliveries of materials to repair and weatherproof homes along with deliveries of medical supplies to makeshift family clinics. If you didn’t hear Mike’s recent interview with Jim Mora you may be interested in listening to it here: https://www.reliefaid.org.nz/rnz-sunday-morning-nz-charity-delivers-aid-to-more-than-a-million-people-in-conflict-zones/
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