Every day, Ukrainians face numerous risks to their health and safety as a result of Russia’s unprovoked war.
Persistent missile and drone attacks on critical civilian infrastructure is leaving millions of people without heat, water or electricity for days at a time.
Purposeful mining of de-occupied territories prevents hundreds of thousands of families from returning to their homes, and all but guarantees physical harm to thousands of individuals who come across the unexploded ordinances.
Ongoing fighting, with indiscriminate shelling of schools and maternity wards, continues to take its toll on the mental health of the nation’s men, women, and children.
Learn more about the humanitarian emergency in Ukraine, our ongoing impact, and our continued efforts to aid the people of Ukraine through our charity.
— Dr. Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe
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