ReliefAid is delivering life-saving support to families in Ukraine today.
Grey Lynn, Auckland
As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, millions of families are struggling to survive each day.
We have been in Ukraine since the start of the war in 2022. Today, our local team is still working in dangerous, hard-to-reach areas where little support is getting through. Your support helps us provide:
• Emergency home-repair materials to make damaged houses safe, weatherproof and liveable
• Hygiene kits for families living without basic necessities
• Medical support for people with limited access to care
More than 12 million people are expected to need humanitarian assistance in 2026, as missile attacks, displacement and destroyed infrastructure continue to upend daily life.
Please stand with us as we continue to support families to survive the winter, stay in their homes, and endure another day of war.
Thank you for standing with families in Ukraine when they need it most.
For more information, contact communications@reliefaid.org.nz
Thanks to you we reached our target! $40,000 for families in Ukraine 3 March 2026
Because of your support, we have reached our $20,000 target set by one of our donors - unlocking $40,000 for families in Ukraine. That’s double the impact, right when it’s needed most. Thank you!
Four years into the war, families continue to face relentless drone and missile attacks, damaged homes and displacement. The past year has been the deadliest for civilians in Ukraine, with critical power and heating infrastructure under constant threat - leaving families facing freezing conditions without warmth in the coldest winter in 15 years.
Our teams are working tirelessly to ensure essential aid reaches those who need it most. From hygiene packages to home repair materials, it is your support that has kept countless families afloat in these unprecedented times.
As Ukraine enters spring and temperatures begin to ease allowing for more extensive home repairs to take place, our reconstruction efforts will only intensify. The need does not stop after winter.
Peace talks remain unstable, and the war continues, yet our work continues. Ukraine may not dominate the headlines, but that doesn’t change the reality faced by thousands or our determination to support them.
Our work is more critical than ever; humanitarian aid cannot slow down now.
If you missed Kseniya, our Ukraine Country Manager, speaking to Jim Mora on RNZ Sunday Mornings and 1News, you can catch up here:
https://www.reliefaid.org.nz/news/
Thank you for standing with Ukraine at this pivotal moment.
Thank you Nigel! We can only do what we do with the support of people like you, who genuinely care and reach out to ensure families receive the aid they need. Your understanding of the impact of the conflict and support for Ukrainians is much appreciated both here and there.
Thank you Jeanette for your kind words and practical support for families in Ukraine. The war is taking a heavy toll but it makes a huge difference to families to receive the aid they need and to know they are not forgotten. Your kindness is much appreciated.
Thank you Gary for reaching out in support of families in Ukraine, when they have just experienced the largest number of missile attacks in one day since the conflict began. Thanks to your support we can continue to provide materials to patch up their homes and make them habitable, alongside other essential aid. Not only are you providing practical assistance, but your support is also a powerful reminder that the world has not forgotten them.
Hi Anne! Thank you for supporting ReliefAid’s work in Ukraine. Your contribution is helping deliver home-repair materials and essential aid to families still living through war. It means a great deal to our team.
Hi Joy! We’re incredibly grateful for your support of families in Ukraine. Your donation helps ensure ReliefAid can keep delivering aid to communities whose homes have been damaged by the war. Follow @relief_aid on Instagram to see how your support is making a difference.
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