On the front lines of the Russia-Ukraine war, paramedic Philip Van Benthem of Global Outreach Doctors races against time to save lives and train soldiers in emergency medicine. His gripping account reveals the harrowing realities and profound impact of humanitarian aid in conflict zones.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, International Medical Corps has expanded its work throughout the country. Here’s a look at how they’ve helped, in words and photos.
FHI 360 has dispatched 11 mobile medical units to provide health, protection, and mental health and psychosocial support services for tens of thousands of Ukrainians.
FHI 360 is helping prevent gender-based violence and sexual exploitation as well as assisting survivors in conflict-affected areas of Ukraine.
Syrian aid workers with war experience are helping Ukraine’s humanitarian response. Motivated to assist a country facing a common Russian enemy, they offer useful skills despite cultural differences and separation from family.