
War in Ukraine
As war spreads throughout Ukraine, people are fleeing the country. They are exhausted, scared and many are suffering from hunger, dehydration or hypothermia. Our teams in Ukraine have had to suspend our usual medical activities.
We are now scaling up our emergency response in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries. In addition to Ukraine, we have teams responding in Poland, Moldova, Hungary, Slovakia, Russia and Belarus.

Update back from Ukraine
How is humanitarian aid working in Ukraine?
Augustin Augier, who until recently was the head of mission in Ukraine, is back from the war-torn country and explains the constraints of our activities there.

Working with local medical staff to provide care in Hostomel

Witnessing despair and resilience among people sheltering in Kharkiv’s metro

Finding our most useful role in our response in and around Ukraine

Area around hospitals, houses, bombed in Mykolaiv

“You have a medical train? I have patients for you.”

Bombs over Mariupol: Each day is like losing your whole life

Staff in major Kyiv hospital receive training for potential increase in casualties

War in Ukraine has displaced me twice and I’m on the road again
