CS EN
donate

Select an amount

Personal data

Do you want a donation receipt?

Birthdate

Recapitulation

Thank you for your decision to donate to the Charita pro Ukrajinu project.

More information

By transfer to a collection account

 

55660022/0800

VS 104

QR code

QR kód

 

Thank you for helping us help

The war in Ukraine has dramatically affected the lives of its inhabitants. More than 15 million people have been forced to flee their homes. Caritas Czech Republic has been helping those affected since the first day of the conflict, providing essential necessities, dignified accommodation, and psychological support both in the Czech Republic and in Ukraine. We support displaced people in Ukraine in getting back on their feet and living as normal a life as possible - adults and children alike. 

How donor money helps

Aid in Ukraine lacks interest and financial support
July 16, 2015 Ukraine

Aid in Ukraine lacks interest and financial support

"We're not doing enough. Nobody is discussing how the humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine is affecting 1.3 million people who have had to leave behind their homes and everything they once had," says Erik Heinonen, the Program manager of the American charity Catholic Relief Services for Ukraine.
Children from Bendery set up exhibition of their handiwork
June 4, 2015 Moldova

Children from Bendery set up exhibition of their handiwork

At the end of May 2015, an exhibition of objects made by children and youth in creative workshops organized in the local day-care centre, co-funded by Caritas CR, took place in the city of Bendery. Objects made by children from Rascov were also on display at the exhibition. This event was a testament to the engagement Caritas CR has already exhibited in this city, as it runs a day-care centre here as well.

What do Ukrainian psychologists deal with?
May 18, 2015 Ukraine

What do Ukrainian psychologists deal with?

In late April, psychologists met in Prague to discuss topics important in the local context, such as how to provide psychosocial assistance to prisoners, dealing with displaced persons fleeing the conflict in the east of the country, and supporting people suffering from severe disabilities.
Trainings help Moldovan social workers improve their skills in homecare
May 15, 2015 Moldova

Trainings help Moldovan social workers improve their skills in homecare

Moldova, an Eastern European country, has been struggling with a shortage of social workers over the past twenty years. Few trained professionals alongside low salaries are much to blame for this. The number of people working in the country’s social sector in general is also critically low: 2,000.

Humanitarian aid in Ukraine is underfunded
May 13, 2015 Ukraine

Humanitarian aid in Ukraine is underfunded

As the conflicts in eastern Ukraine are increasing in last three months, the humanitarian situation is rapidly getting worse. In one year, the number of exiles has increased from 17,000 in April 2014 to the current 1,200,000 or even 1,225,700 people, as reported on 24th of April, 2015 by the UN Office for Humanitarian Assistance.