

Evacuation
from crisis zones
Millions of people have been plunged into a severe humanitarian crisis by the war – together, we can help those affected.
Evacuation
from crisis zones
Millions of people have been plunged into a severe humanitarian crisis by the war – together, we can help those affected.
A humanitarian crisis in the heart of Europe
The war in Ukraine has plunged millions of people into a severe humanitarian crisis. Countless families have lost their homes, been forced to flee or continue to live in regions affected by fighting every day.
Many people urgently need support, as access to food, medical care and essential supplies is severely limited.
They need our help NOW.

Our aid on the ground
World of Peace provides emergency humanitarian aid to people in particularly vulnerable crisis areas. Our focus is on evacuating families and vulnerable people from immediate danger and helping them reach safe areas.
Together with our local partner organisations, we regularly support evacuation efforts and help people who are trapped amid the fighting and can no longer leave their homes on their own due to the life-threatening situation. Our partners on the ground identify affected families, coordinate evacuations and assist them as they relocate to safe areas.
Evacuation from conflict zones
We bring families and vulnerable people from areas of immediate danger to safe areas.
Essential supplies
We provide those affected with food, water and essential relief supplies.
Medical aid
We provide access to medical care – especially for injured, ill and older people.

Aid for the most vulnerable
Our aid is intended especially for families, children, older people and other particularly vulnerable people who have lost their homes, safety or livelihoods due to the conflict.
With your support, we can help people in urgent need, bring them to safety and restore hope and dignity to those affected.
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Frequently asked questions about emergency aid for Ukraine
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