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Our Three Levels of Aid explained. Level 1 – Day-to-day help through the supply of medicine, food, hygienic care, and disposable tableware. Level 2 – Medium-term help through the supply of non-consumable goods such as mattresses, water containers, and medical equipment. Level 3 – Practical solutions aimed at boosting Ukrainian SMEs through EU market access, business matching and business development, and value-adding technology transfer.
Truck #23 arrived to Kiev. As always, we are using the warehouse of the World Food Program’s Logistics Cluster. Now the next challenging phase of our work starts; the effective distribution to those who need it most. With 18 local partners and 12 locations of operations all over the country, we are counting on another success story!
The Medyka-Shehyni border crossing is one of the main entry points for foreign volunteers into Ukraine and exit points for refugees out of Ukraine. Still around 150 refugees cross this border every day, but most NGOs and aid organisations that have been here for months to support the refugees have left this border crossing. Those few NGOs remaining didn’t really know what caused the disappearance of their colleagues. Help is still needed and with winter approaching, refugee streams may soon increase again.
Our partner in Mikolayev – WeAreUA – works with great risk to themselves to get the food delivered to those who needs it most. With thanks to Makro and FrieslandCampina.
Truck #23 in the making! Ronald from Nedcargo is weighing and organizing the cargo. Thanks to Picnic, Spronk Bakkerij Machines, People4People, DBC International, NOCNSF, and our own LifeLine Ukraine!
I never thought that the image of a shiny dough kneeder would bring a smile to my face:-) But when such a beautiful machine helps the Hatinka Bakery in Bucha to bake – and donate – twice as much bread as before, then I cannot help but smile! Thanks to the donors of LifeLine Ukraine and thanks to Spronk Bakkerijmachines for the cooperation! (The Hatinka Bakery distributes the bread it bakes for free among those in need.)
From the summit of Matterhorn, a big thanks to our private donors, our corporate donors, and to all our supporters and volunteers we have made the first half year of LifeLine Ukraine a great success. Together we really make a difference!
At LifeLine Ukraine we did not shout from the highest mountain what we were doing. With a group of around 400 dedicated friends we have been quietly...
Land&Forst Austria and LifeLine Ukraine cooperated to get enough flour for 25.000 loaves of bread delivered to the Khatinka Bakery in Bucha, Ukraine.
Another great example of our last-mile deliveries! This time with our partner in Mikolayiv, WeAreUa. And another great cooperation with Makro, FrieslandCampina, and People4people.
A whopping 8 generators donated by Yanmar
We got in touch with the Japanese engine company Yanmar through the mail. We asked them if they could and would do something for us. Due to the...
