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HIA summer camps for Ukrainian refugees in Hungary are running throughout summer
Taking on a leading role in ACT Alliance’s response in the war-torn country, Hungarian Interchurch Aid is at the same time also supporting refugees fleeing Ukraine. More than a year of being away from their home, their friends and family members, the situation takes an especially heavy toll on children. To this end, 300 children…


Occupied, flooded & shelled: cash assistance to help build resilience
The large Mazuniny family has experienced war from way too close. Having lived their whole lives in Khersonska Oblast, the challenges they’ve faced made them both stick together as a family and cling to their place of origin. In their struggle to survive and to live a life as close to normal as possible, the…


SITUATION REPORT – 24 MAY 2022
In the past 3 months, HIA has been able to continuously expand its assistance to new geographical regions and its humanitarian response has reached 98,944 people so far, providing emergency access to basic humanitarian aid, protection activities and other services both in Ukraine and in Hungary. Besides its current response, HIA is opening up its…


What’s cooking in Zmiiv?
“I get eight thousand hryvnias (about 200 euros) after two kids. I have to cook separately for my younger son for health reasons, and I can see my daughter has psychological problems after all that we have gone through,” says Natalia when explaining how she tries to look after her children. The situation of the…


Situation Report – 15 January 2024
HIA has reached 502,267 people so far, providing access to basic humanitarian aid, protection activities and other life-saving services in Ukraine and Hungary Taking winter and cold into account, in Kharkiv, HIA – through his local implementing partner “Life Goes On” – helped people in need with 300 tons of briquettes and also with building…


Cash support eases pain for elderly displaced
Kamianske – a regional town in central Ukraine – has become a refuge for internally displaced people from Eastern Ukraine. Often leaving behind everything, displaced people are forced to rebuild their lives from scratch. Fleeing occupied Horlivka, 72-year-old Halyna and her two grandchildren, Oleksiy and Misha continue to struggle to make ends meet. Rent, growing…