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From scars to blessings: a warm home for winter
Nina was born on the steppes of Kherson 68 years ago. War directly entered her home through the roof and the windows in the form of artillery shells and bombing. Nevertheless, leaving her home she’s never left before was never an option for Nina. The front line has moved twice across her native Blahodatne during…


Hungarian Interchurch Aid’s Support Centre Opens its Doors for Ukrainian Refugees
In addition to its internationally significant humanitarian work in Ukraine, Hungarian Interchurch Aid (HIA) continues to support refugees coming to Hungary as well. In recent months the services HIA provides for refugees have been integrated, and are now supported by the newly created institution in the heart of Budapest. These range from providing general information,…


SITUATION REPORT – 07 February 2023
On the 27th of January, HIA delivered 55 generators to Beregovo and Lviv. The generators will be handed over to schools and offices in Zakarpattia. • During the past 8 weeks, HIA purchased and transported 180 metric tons of food, hygiene items and generators to Kherson, Lviv, Uzhgorod, Odesa, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia and Beregovo. • Until…


Those who don’t make the news – A shop too far
While the world looks to the newly liberated areas of eastern Ukraine, little is said about those who have been destitute since the first day of the war and whose situation has changed little. The combat events in the Kharkiv region can only mask the hardships endured for more than half a year by the…


Situation Report – 1 September 2024
HIA has reached 783,012 people so far, providing access to basic humanitarian aid, protection activities and other life-saving services in Ukraine and Hungary. HIA’s MEAL and the Data Management team have been participating in a comprehensive MEAL capacity building, and are integrating the conclusions into their operations In Hungary, according to the legislation in force…


First day of school overshadowed by the marks of war
Many settlements in the areas where war left its ugly mark are now safe enough to return to. That is, if there is a place to return to. Still many continue to live in community shelters, container homes and other temporary accommodation. This is the environment in which many of the children have to prepare…
