Where to turn for help
The foundation mostly works through communities, hospitals, schools and organizations, and support for people runs within specific programmes - so it cannot respond to every individual request. But we do not want to leave you alone with your trouble. Here are trusted places you can turn to for support.
eVidnovlennia - housing compensation
Damaged or destroyed housing: you can apply for compensation through the "Diia" app or at your nearest administrative service center (TsNAP).
diia.gov.uaUNHCR hotline
Advice for internally displaced people and those affected by the war: housing, payments, documents.
0 800 307 711Ukrainian Red Cross Society
Humanitarian, medical and psychosocial aid, and community support across the country. General information-centre line.
0 800 332 656Family tracing - ICRC
If contact with a relative has been lost: tracing and restoring contact is handled by the International Committee of the Red Cross, separately from the Ukrainian Red Cross Society.
0 800 300 155IOM: human trafficking and migrant advice
National free line supported by the International Organization for Migration: protection from human trafficking, advice on working abroad, help for people who experienced exploitation. From a mobile phone, dial the short number 527.
0 800 505 501Your community's social services
Targeted social assistance, IDP status, care for the elderly and people with disabilities - via TsNAP or your local council.
Government hotline: 1545Do you represent an organization or community?
If you are reaching out on behalf of an institution, community or NGO, the foundation may be able to consider your request.