These days, when a lot of Ukrainians have to leave their homes, we believe that it is extremely important to help as many of them to have all necessary to be integrated into new realities.

For this, we have created a language course of Polish, so that Ukrainians can learn the basic vocabulary and grammar rules and be able to do daily tasks, like going to the shop or speaking at the migration service.

However, there are also ways to help these people financially by donating to charity organizations, helping civilians in need.

• **Ukraine Humanitarian Fund** - ****UN Crisis Relief fund, which helps humanitarian NGOs and UN agencies in Ukraine to assist the most vulnerable communities and people, and provide them with urgently needed food, water, shelter, and other basic support.
• **People in need** - provide immediate humanitarian aid and help people get back on their feet
• **Palianytsa** - ****provide shelter for all refugees, food, and psychological help
• Leo States - create a hub in the safe region of Ukraine for people who have lost their homes and provide them with free temporary housing and opportunities to gain strength
• **WHO Health Emergency Appeal for Ukraine** - raises funds for WHO’s frontline response to deliver life-saving medicines and supplies to people across Ukraine and refugees in neighboring countries affected by this crisis.
• **Helping to leave** - help civilian people evacuate from the territory of military operations.
• **Voices of Children** - the Voices of Children Foundation has been helping children affected by the war since 2015, providing psychological and psychosocial support to children.
• Happy Paw - charity dedicated to solving the problems of animals in Ukraine. Happy Paw helps more than 60 animal shelters throughout the territory of Ukraine.