Caritas for Ukraine

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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

August 21, 2014 Moldova

Moldovan project closing conference

On 30 June 2014, a closing conference of a Caritas Czech Republic project took place in Chișinău, Moldova. The project was aimed at kick-starting business activities – creating work opportunities using so-called remittances, i.e. money that Moldovans earn abroad and send or carry back to their country.

July 25, 2014 Ukraine

Psychosocial courses: Caritas Czech Republic in Ukraine

By the end of June 2014, donators will have contributed almost 1.5 million CZK to the collection fund “Caritas for Ukraine”. Caritas Czech Republic have used this money to indemnify the relatives of victims of the Maidan unrests, equipped four hospitals in Western Ukraine, opened 4 positions for psychologists, supported the running of a kitchen in Maidan and financed psychosocial aid training for Ukrainian psychologists.

July 11, 2014 Moldova

Caritas Czech Republic engages volunteers in home care services

Last year, Caritas Czech Republic helped open two home care centres in the north of Moldova. In addition to the basic building and equipment, it was also necessary to secure enough trained health workers, which would not be possible without the significant participation of local volunteers.

June 4, 2014 Ukraine

Successful training of psychologists in Ukraine

Caritas Czech Republic, in cooperation with Caritas of the Archdiocese of Olomouc and the Slovak Catholic Charity, organised training for Ukrainian psychologists on issues related to crisis situations. The training was part of the humanitarian aid and relief provided by the aforementioned organisations following the unrests in Maidan in February 2014. The unrest caused a number of deaths and injured hundreds of people.

May 19, 2014 Ukraine