Universal Aid Ukraine
Autum 2023
The situation on the Eastern Front is becoming increasingly difficult as Russian forces attempt to advance towards both, Siviersk and Avdiivka. Humanitarian work on this front is more necessary and complicated than ever.
Summer 2023
The Universal Aid Ukraine team works with many different smaller and larger villages along the front line to ensure supplies, especially medicines, for civilians.
Spring 2023
From Kramatorsk, humanitarian aid and medicines is distributed along the front in Luhansk and Donetsk Oblast. The loss of the symbolic city of Bakhmuth and the subsequent changes also have an impact on the “Universal Aid Ukraine” team.
Winter 2022/23
After the offensive in the fall, the front moved away from the large city of Kharkiv, consequently the supply routes became longer and longer. A move to Kramatorsk was necessary to keep distances short and to be able to use the little daylight in winter more efficiently.
Autum 2022
From Kharkiv, we work with humanitarian centers to bring help where it is urgently needed. The network of (inter)national volunteers is growing and collaborations and friendships are being formed.
Summer 2022
From the Polish border we moved first to Lviv and later on to Charkiv. The focus is now more on distributing humanitarian aid directly to the civilians in the frontline area.
Spring 2022
In spring 2022, we primarily evacuated Ukrainian refugees from the Ukrainian-Polish and Ukrainian-Romanian borders and transported relief supplies to the border and western Ukraine.
