Ukraine: Helping Survivors Heal
To help medical professionals in Ukraine effectively treat people, IOCC partnered with MDM Wound Ventures to deliver an innovative medical device to hospitals and clinics.
Category: Ukraine
Ukraine: New Medical Equipment Supports Cardiac Clinic
IOCC recently delivered specialized medical equipment to a cardiology hospital in the western Ukrainian region of Zakarpattia that is serving both locals and internally displaced people.
Overcoming Obstacles amid Upheaval
In Ukraine, IOCC is helping provide consultations with social workers, psychologists, and lawyers, and providing emergency aid like food, clothes, and medicine.
Changing Lives: Hear Victoria’s Story as a Ukrainian Refugee in Romania
Ukrainian refugees in Romania receive grocery vouchers from IOCC, ensuring they can get exactly what their families need.
Romania: A Ukrainian Refugee’s Gratitude
Grocery vouchers to Romania’s largest supermarket chain allow Ukrainian refugees to shop for their families, tailoring the assistance to their particular situation.
Poland: Shelter, Help, and Hope in a New Place
This mother and her three children found shelter in Poland through an Orthodox monastery, and an IOCC program is helping her cover basic expenses as the family builds a new life.
Helping Refugees Start Over
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has displaced millions of people across Europe, including Yuliia, 35, a former police officer and chemist.
Romania: Preventing Trafficking, Protecting People
IOCC is supporting training in the prevention of human trafficking, especially for people like clergy and social workers who work with Ukrainian refugees and others who might face greater risk.
Greece: Help for Ukrainian Refugees
Supermarket vouchers for Ukrainian refugees in Greece have allowed families to purchase exactly what they need as they begin rebuilding their lives in a new place.
Ukraine: Practical Help for Displaced Families
IOCC has been helping people affected by the conflict in Ukraine since it began—both people displaced in their own country and those who fled as refugees. The work continues across the region.