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“We will survive these difficult times”
Hungarian Interchurch Aid is supporting the people of the settlements flooded by the Nova Kakhovka dam explosion with successive aid operations. Thanks to its constant presence in the region since its liberation in November last year, HIA has been able to respond immediately to the needs that have arisen following the catastrophe. The first aid consignment…


SITUATION REPORT – 26 JULY 2022
HIA has reached 123,772 people so far, providing emergency access to basic humanitarian aid, protection activities and other life-saving services both in Ukraine and in Hungary. HIA purchased and transported 753 metric tons food, essential non-food items and medical equipment to support the victims of the conflict in Ukraine. In Hungary HIA is implementing Multisectoral…


City in the dark
“Hi, good morning! Do you have electricity?” “Yes, but no water.” This is how countless messages and conversations begin in Ukraine in the wake of the air strikes on the country’s energy infrastructure. After the third week, the disruption of energy supplies and the need to adapt to it are slowly becoming part of everyday…


Situation Report – 1 December 2024
HIA has reached 802,735 people so far, providing access to basic humanitarian aid, protection activities and other life-saving services in Ukraine and Hungary. During the reporting period, the assistance regarding MPCA, C4P and Flexible Small Grants has been re-launched. HIA in cooperation with the Embassy of Hungary in Kyiv organized an international conference on current…


Fostering resilience in a community shelter for displaced people
As the war goes on in its third year, Ukrainian civil society organisations do everything they can to support the people suffering from it. Believing in the power of community, Hungarian Interchurch Aid – in cooperation with Ukraine Response Consortium partners World Vision and ACTED and with financial backing from USAID, have introduced community-based grants…


“Stay strong, stay together and help eachother”
In Blahodatne, war quickly became reality once Russian forces rolled in from Kherson on their way to occupy Southern Ukraine. With them came all the terrible side effects of war: killing, damage and destruction from the air and from the ground. Olga was there to witness her home being shelled, and thanks to the Ukraine…