Help Us Reach Families in Eastern Ukraine

From October 11-17 we will leave for another humanitarian journey to eastern Ukraine — our 53rd humanitarian trip since the beginning of the war.

This time, we are heading toward the Kherson region, one of the areas heavily affected by the war. We want to reach villages that spent months under Russian occupation and where many people are still living with very limited resources and difficult conditions.

For this trip, our goal is to prepare and deliver humanitarian aid to 250 families.

We want to provide:

• 🥫 Basic food supplies
• 🧼 Hygiene products
• 🧦 Warm socks for the coming winter
• 🧢 Warm hats

For many of us, these things may seem simple. But for a family that has lived through war, occupation, destroyed homes, loss of income, and constant uncertainty, a package like this can mean a lot.

During our previous 52 humanitarian trips, we have met thousands of people and families who have lost so much. We have seen the reality of war not only on the news, but through the people we meet, the homes we visit, and the stories they share with us.

That is why we are going again.

We don’t want to bring only food and essential supplies. We also want to bring encouragement and remind people that they have not been forgotten.

We want them to know that people in Romania and other countries still care about them, pray for them, and want to stand with them during this difficult time.

Will you be part of this journey?

You can help us prepare the 250 humanitarian packages and cover the transportation and logistics costs of this long journey to the Kherson region.

Every donation, no matter the size, can become practical help for a family facing another difficult winter.

53 humanitarian journeys. Thousands of families reached. And there are still people who need our help.

Thank you for standing with us and helping us reach people who are living in some of the most difficult areas affected by the war.

You can see photos, videos, and reports from our previous humanitarian trips on the Asociația UNI Facebook page and follow our journey as we continue serving families affected by the war in Ukraine.

Together, we can bring practical help, encouragement, and hope where it is needed most.

With gratitude,

Daniel Rus

Asociația UNI – Romania