November 1, 2025, the “Life Line Ukraine” location in Aalsmeer, was a beehive of activity. Dutch volunteers, along with Ukrainian refugees and Ukrainian war veterans, helped to sort 13 pallets of new clothing for children and adults. The donor of these goods is a loyal partner of LLU and makes such generous donations regularly.
In recent weeks, at various other LLU collection points throughout the Netherlands similar activities took place. As a result, the 103rd shipment of goods (a truck this time containing 33 pallets) will soon be departing for Ukraine. LLU, its volunteers and various types of donors have been supporting Ukraine since the beginning of the war with a variety of humanitarian projects in areas close to the front line.
Water supply in frontline communities is becoming critically vulnerable due to increasing targeted attacks. While electricity and heating infrastructure were the primary targets during the winter, water systems are now bearing the brunt of attacks in spring and summer. To reduce dependence on centralized drinking water systems, LifeLine Ukraine has launched a €500,000 Summerization Campaign aimed […]
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Lifeline Ukraine’s 2025–2026 Winterization campaign supported nearly 400,000 people in frontline regions of Ukraine. Thanks to €272,000 in donations, essential materials were delivered to help communities maintain access to electricity, water and basic hygiene during the cold months. The Challenge Winter conditions in frontline regions of Ukraine remain extremely harsh. Temperatures can drop to -20°C, […]
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Four years of war have reshaped life in Ukraine’s frontline regions. In hard-hit communities, resilience is a daily reality. This video shows the strength and determination of people who continue to rebuild and move forward. It reflects LifeLine Ukraine’s approach: fast, practical support where it matters most.
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A school bus that once transported passengers on the Dutch island of Schiermonnikoog is about to begin a crucial second mission — this time in Ukraine’s frontline Sumy region. The project is a joint initiative between LifeLine Ukraine and People for People, responding to an urgent request from the municipality of Krolevets. Due to destroyed […]
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