Once they reached a safer place, Yana and Anastasiia, Terre des hommes psychologists in Ukraine, shared their experience and described the current situation of children in their country.

Terre des hommes teams in Moldova, Romania and Hungary are establishing mobile teams to provide emergency help to refugees from Ukraine, both at the border crossings and other locations where refugees are relocated/accommodated. We hire: Mobile Team Leaders, Nurses, Social Workers, Psychologists, Drivers / logistic assistants

More than 500,000 children and their families in Eastern Ukraine remain in need of immediate humanitarian assistance. Terre des hommes (Tdh) and its partners are assessing the needs of families and provide financial aid to cover some of the urgent ones.  

The purpose of this capacity building package is to build the capacity of those responding to the refugee and migrant crisis to be able to address child protection concerns within the unique settings of the largely transit countries, in particular Croatia, Serbia and the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia (tfYROM).

The network of partners of the Mario project share the grave concerns expressed by UN agencies regarding the poor and precarious conditions that refugees are facing at the transit and asylum centers in Macedonia.

Terre des hommes (Tdh) is providing internally displaced families in Ukraine with emergency aid to help them get through the winter. A total of 180 Swiss francs per household, paid in two stages, enables families to buy food, heat their homes and get the care they need. 4,200 people are receiving such direct financial support.

The short video explains how Terre des hommes intervenes in case of natural disasters, war or other humanitarian situations.