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How we help
Help for children in the war
We drive relief all the way to the children the war hits hardest: children close to the front line, children in children's homes, and children in the grey zone.
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The war hits children hardest. Some live a few kilometres from the front line and wake to air-raid sirens. Others have grown up in children's homes that lack everything from food to warm clothing. And some live in the grey zone, where almost no one else drives in.
Children close to the front line
In villages and towns near the front, shelling is part of everyday life. Many families have lost their home, their income, or both. We drive food, medicine, hygiene products and warm clothing directly out to those families, so the children have the basics.
Children in children's homes
We support children's homes caring for children who have lost their parents or been separated from them during the war. We deliver long-life food, hygiene products, clothing, toys and school supplies, so their days can look a little more like a childhood.
The grey zone
The grey zone is a belt of roughly 40 kilometres under constant shelling. Most organisations do not drive in there. Our volunteers do, working closely with local volunteers and authorities, so the children and families who would otherwise be forgotten are not left out.
Help a child in the war
Your support means we can drive food, medicine and warm clothing all the way to the children who need it most.