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Why the Need For Humanitarian Aid?

Ukraine urgently needs humanitarian aid from the West due to the devastating impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion, which has caused massive destruction, displacement, and suffering. Here are the key reasons:

1. War-Torn Infrastructure. Thousands of homes, schools, hospitals, and power plants have been destroyed. Critical infrastructure, including water and energy supplies, has been heavily damaged, leaving millions without basic necessities.

2. Mass Displacement & Refugee Crisis. Over 8 million Ukrainians have fled the country, while millions more are internally displaced. Many families live in makeshift shelters, basements, or war-damaged buildings with no heat, clean water, or electricity.

3. Food & Medical Shortages. Agricultural production has been severely disrupted, leading to food insecurity. Hospitals struggle with medicine, medical equipment, and staff shortages to treat the wounded and sick.

4. Harsh Winter Conditions. Many Ukrainians face freezing temperatures without adequate heating, clothing, or shelter. Attacks on power grids have left entire regions in darkness, worsening living conditions.

5. Ongoing Military Conflict. The war continues to claim lives, injure civilians, and create new humanitarian crises daily. Soldiers and civilians on the front lines need medical aid, protective gear, and essential supplies.

6. Economic Collapse. Ukraine’s economy has been devastated, leaving millions unemployed and reliant on aid for survival. Many businesses and industries have been destroyed, limiting the country’s ability to recover independently.

 

Why Western Aid is Crucial

Western humanitarian aid provides life-saving resources such as food, medical care, shelter, and power supplies. It supports displaced families, medical teams, and relief organizations working on the ground. Without this assistance, countless Ukrainians would face worsening conditions and further suffering.

 

Supporting Ukraine is not just an act of charity—it’s a stand for human dignity, resilience, and the fight for freedom against oppression.                                                                                                                                                   

Ukraine’s Refugee Crisis                                                                                       

Please click the “REFUGEE AID” button below to learn more about HART’s efforts during this war.

HART’s Relief Aid strategy

All of HART’s Humanitarian aid programs and projects emanate from local churches. Our goal is to strengthen and empower indigenous churches to advance the gospel and impact the poor and needy in their own countries.

YOUR SUPPORT will help our local Church partners to administer relief to those in their communities through all of HART’s relief aid programs. This will help restore hope and dignity, encourage self-sufficiency, and provide families with practical assistance.

Humanitarian Aid Programs projects:

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Bunk Beds for Kids

Our Child Sponsor caseworkers have shared with us the heartbreaking scenes they encounter when visiting the homes...
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Mobile Homes

HART will provide shelter in the form of temporary modular homes for families while they reconstruct their...
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Ukraine CRISIS: Humanitarian & Refugee Aid

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s full-scale military invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, triggered Europe’s largest refugee crisis...
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Soup Kitchens

Working through our Church partners, soup kitchens are set up to assist the poor in their communities. Give...
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Special Needs Programs

YOUR support will provide medicine, physiotherapy, activities and new friends for children and youth with special needs. Help...
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Senior Care Support

Ukrainian Seniors are in desperate need of humanitarian support. As a result of the Russian invasion, the...
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Family Support

Help Impoverished Families With YOUR SUPPORT local churches can help restore hope and dignity, encourage self-sufficiency, and...