We can’t stop the war, but we can support Ukraine and help the suffering

Support Ukrainian Children's Sport Team

Please support this Ukraine Children’s Sport team in their need to raise money for a trip to USA to participate in a football tournament.

Prosthetics for Ukrainians Injured From the War

The goal of the project is to help soldiers, as well as civilians, adults, and children, who lost their limbs due to hostilities in Ukraine get free quality prosthetics in the USA. All donations will go to the nonprofit "Protez Foundation".

Help Ukrainian Kids Illegally Taken to the Russian Federation Return Home

Please support our team's mission of turning back home Ukrainian children who were deported by the Russians to their territory.

UA English Club

Speaking classes for kids who want to learn English online. Ukrainian children are facing situations that make it difficult to attend school, especially if displaced from their homes. Therefore, we are utilizing the power of video meetings to bring the classroom to them. We are a project striving to connect kids who want to learn English with volunteers who are willing to help.

Support for Internally Displaced People (IDPs) in Dnipro

Little Mariupol is a community support initiative serving more than 200 internally displaced families living in Dnipro. They provide assistance through humanitarian aid and regular free events ranging from children's educational and entertainment sessions to special motivational and educational activities for adults. Little Mariupol also hosts regular workshops on traditional Ukrainian arts and crafts, language and literature. Additionally, through the Grant-a-Child-a-Wish Program children continue to receive gifts. Since November, families have been able to charge their devices and warm up at Little Mariupol, thanks to the power generator purchased with a generous financial contribution from a donor like you.

Food for Families that Live Near the Front Line

About 1 million Ukrainians are experiencing food shortages. We deliver grocery packages for those in need. We distribute 10,000 grocery packages per month, but we can do much more. The cost of one grocery package delivery is only $4.00. Please support our project and make a difference today.

Providing Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital in Kyiv with the Necessary Equipment

Ohmatdyt is the largest children's hospital in Ukraine. It is of utmost importance that the hospital continues to operate even under the most difficult and severe times of conflict. UA House has prioritized supplying Ohmatdyt with all the necessary medical equipment to continue to provide life-saving treatments to children and adults during the war.

Childhood Without War

The main idea of the project is to evacuate and meet the essential needs of the less protected ones for the period of the war: orphan kids, kids deprived of parental custody and care and kids in complicated life circumstances. The mission of this project is to save children’s lives, to preserve their physical and mental health for the period of war in Ukraine.

Clean water for people in high conflict areas

In cities experiencing constant attacks and raging war, there is limited or no access to clean drinking water. During the first few weeks of the attacks, Russians strategically targeted and destroyed water systems. UA has undertaken an effort to finance the production and installation of 20 water purification systems. If successful, they will create access to clean drinking water for more than 600,000 people.

Scholarship opportunities for war-affected families

Our new project is to enable talented students who are the children of military personnel, or whose families have been affected by the war, to have the chance to continue their studies

Ambulances for the Frontlines

Fully equipped and service-ready ambulances are in high demand on the frontlines. The existing stock is not sufficient to meet the demands of the war. UA House is fundraising to purchase and transport ambulances to Ukraine to provide the necessary means to provide urgent medical response to both military and civilian populations that endure attacks in the war zones.