San Jose officials announced Thursday that the city will donate more than $1 million in safety equipment to first responders in Ukraine.
The city plans to send 373 self-contained breathing apparatus air packs, 600 mask-mounted regulators, 183 air cylinders and several hundred self-contained breathing apparatus masks to the relief organizations Nova Ukraine and Firefighter Air Ukraine.
Nova Ukraine’s resettlement team helps pair host families with Ukrainian refugees who are in desperate need of housing – but we desperately need additional hosts to make this program possible….
Aid workers are no strangers to working among wreckage, through air sirens, and sometimes even under active fire. Unfortunately, it is not only brave volunteers who are in harm’s way. No…
Natalia Chernysh never intended to leave Ukraine and become a refugee. After the Russians invaded Ukraine, Natalia, her daughter and father sat tight for a full month, hiding in a…
Offer Your Home Nova Ukraine Emergency Housing Our emergency housing hotline deals with the most desperate cases. Sign up below to host an individual or a family for a few…
Ukrainian emergency workers are brave, professional, and very patriotic people. Acting fast is the most important thing in their job. “That’s why Nova Ukraine have supported our heroes so that…
Naturally, we want to give our children all the best in this life. This year it is especially difficult to achieve this mission in Ukraine – children are being born…
Refugees from the besieged city of Mariupol have survived unspeakable horrors, including more than a month of non stop shelling, and then life under the Russian occupation in the city….
Refugees from the besieged city of Mariupol have survived unspeakable horrors, including over a month of non stop shelling, and then life under the Russian occupation in the city. One…
It takes a village to collect more than 350,000 dollars’ worth of medical supplies and equipment and then deliver it to a hospital in Ukraine. A global village, that is,…
After a long journey through war-torn Ukraine, through multiple temporary stops in Europe and awaiting processing in Mexico City under the Uniting for Ukraine program, refugee families have now received…
Every Ukrainian family in Mexico City has a harrowing tale of escaping the war before seeking safe passage to the United States. On June 1, however, the camp in Mexico City will be closed, its mission largely accomplished.
