Women in need

I am from the Kharkiv region, and our house has been destroyed. Currently, I live in a rented apartment in Kharkiv with my two sons, aged 8 and 11, and I am raising them on my own. The father of my children left us when I was pregnant with my second child. I have health issues, specifically a protrusion of the 4th and 5th spinal discs, which makes it difficult for me to work. In addition, I am also caring for my sick parents. Due to the ongoing crisis, I am barely making ends meet. I would be grateful for any assistance.

I am a single mother of five children (ages 4, 9, 12, 14, and 17). We lived in the village of Dmytrivka, Donetsk region, but we don't know the current status of our house there. We were forced to move to the city of Druzhkivka. At the moment, we are renting a house, which is taking up all our savings. The children's grandmother also moved in with us from Pokrovsk due to the shelling. We are in urgent need of help

I am a single mother of two children (aged 13 and 18). My younger daughter has epilepsy. We moved from Kherson to the village of Myrolyubivka, Kherson region. The house where we are temporarily staying has had its windows blown out by shrapnel. The cost of replacing them is 2,700 hryvnia, which is an unaffordable amount for me. Autumn is approaching, with rain and cold weather, and I am terrified about how we will survive the winter..

Due to the war, my family lost our home in Kupiansk. I, along with my three children aged 12, 13, and 17, moved to Kharkiv, where we are renting an apartment. Most of our funds go toward rent. I had to quit my job. The father of my children passed away in 2020, but we were not officially married, so there is no support or assistance. I am left alone, without hope, and without means to live...

My husband was killed in the battles near Sumy on August 16, 2024. I am left with two children, aged 9 and 11, and pregnant with our third child. We are completely alone without support or money. We are living in a rented apartment in an unfamiliar city, Kryvyi Rih, after relocating from Kramatorsk. The compensation for my husband's death has not yet been granted, and I have been told that it is a lengthy process. We have no family. I don't know what to do or how to continue living...

I have a spinal disability and impaired walking function. I live 45 kilometers from the frontline with my daughter and son. My daughter underwent surgery due to a heart defect, and my husband returned from the war with a disabled arm and without any benefits. We live on my and my daughter’s pensions, which aren’t even enough for medications.