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Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

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The residents of Donetsk and Luhansk are no strangers to war. These eastern regions of Ukraine have been a focal point of active fighting and continuous skirmishes for the last eight years, after Russia first invaded and illegally annexed Crimea. Ever since it has attempted to do the same to the entire eastern part of Ukraine. But residents have not seen this level of all-out war or experienced this level of shelling of civilian targets until now. Today, your donations support critical humanitarian aid and life-saving evacuations in these front-line cities.

Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

Her evacuation to safety happened in the nick of time. Liudmyla holds on tight to her infant grandchild as she boards a bus to safety with her daughter, the baby, and her teenage grandson. She recounts how Angels of Salvation, a volunteer organization funded by Nova Ukraine, picked them up from the embattled village of Svyatohirs’k just one hour before a Russian rocket blew up their home to smithereens.

“We had already evacuated from Bohorodychne,” Liudmyla says. “When the war started we left and came to Svyatohirs’k. And then things became so terrible there that after last night we decided to leave.” Shortly after speaking with volunteers, Liudmyla received news that her house had been hit by a direct rocket strike and completely destroyed.

If it wasn’t for Angels of Salvation, Liudmyla and her family might not have survived. It’s for the sake of families like hers that the 60 volunteers with Angels of Salvation risk their lives every day, driving to and from areas of active fighting in eastern Ukraine. Since the start of the war, they have evacuated more than 15,000 people and delivered them to safety in cities in central and western Ukraine. With your continued support, Angels of Salvation can continue to save the lives of families like Liudmyla’s.

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Thank you for “healing our souls” with this beauty

Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

Last week we reported how your donations paid for families to stay in the beautiful Carpathian mountains at a camp supporting Ukrainian mothers with children severely impacted by the war in Ukraine. Since then, we received this wonderful thank-you note to our donors from one of the families helped by this initiative.

“I express great gratitude to Nova Ukraine and VAAD for a great opportunity to relax with kids in the Carpathians while my husband protects the Motherland. I have never seen such beauty in my entire life! There is a saying: “heal the soul with impressions.” Thanks to you, we fully healed our souls with this beauty, met wonderful psychologists, learned to control our emotions and to love ourselves. We gained strength to live on. Our gratitude is endless. Peaceful sky and long summer life to you!”

Thank you to our donors for making this possible!

Water Delivered to Cities of Ukraine

Thanks to your donations, another cargo of water — more than 12,000 liters — are being delivered to Mykolaiv, Chernihiv, Donetsk, and Kharkiv regions. These hard-hit cities at this moment have no clean water, electricity, or gas to heat their homes.

Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

Before and After Debris Clearing in Moshchun

These before-and-after images depict road in the war-ravaged village of Moshchun near Kyiv. Nova Ukraine’s construction crew Helping Hand stepped in to clear the debris left behind by Russian onslaught. Our volunteer crew is helping residents restore their lives by rebuilding homes, clearing the roads, and alerting authorities about undetonated explosives. Please donate to help them continue this vital work.

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May 25, 2022

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Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine
May 25, 2022

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The residents of Donetsk and Luhansk are no strangers to war. These eastern regions of Ukraine have been a focal point of active fighting and continuous skirmishes for the last eight years, after Russia first invaded and illegally annexed Crimea. Ever since it has attempted to do the same to the entire eastern part of Ukraine. But residents have not seen this level of all-out war or experienced this level of shelling of civilian targets until now. Today, your donations support critical humanitarian aid and life-saving evacuations in these front-line cities.

Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

Her evacuation to safety happened in the nick of time. Liudmyla holds on tight to her infant grandchild as she boards a bus to safety with her daughter, the baby, and her teenage grandson. She recounts how Angels of Salvation, a volunteer organization funded by Nova Ukraine, picked them up from the embattled village of Svyatohirs’k just one hour before a Russian rocket blew up their home to smithereens.

“We had already evacuated from Bohorodychne,” Liudmyla says. “When the war started we left and came to Svyatohirs’k. And then things became so terrible there that after last night we decided to leave.” Shortly after speaking with volunteers, Liudmyla received news that her house had been hit by a direct rocket strike and completely destroyed.

If it wasn’t for Angels of Salvation, Liudmyla and her family might not have survived. It’s for the sake of families like hers that the 60 volunteers with Angels of Salvation risk their lives every day, driving to and from areas of active fighting in eastern Ukraine. Since the start of the war, they have evacuated more than 15,000 people and delivered them to safety in cities in central and western Ukraine. With your continued support, Angels of Salvation can continue to save the lives of families like Liudmyla’s.

Read the full story »

Thank you for “healing our souls” with this beauty

Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

Last week we reported how your donations paid for families to stay in the beautiful Carpathian mountains at a camp supporting Ukrainian mothers with children severely impacted by the war in Ukraine. Since then, we received this wonderful thank-you note to our donors from one of the families helped by this initiative.

“I express great gratitude to Nova Ukraine and VAAD for a great opportunity to relax with kids in the Carpathians while my husband protects the Motherland. I have never seen such beauty in my entire life! There is a saying: “heal the soul with impressions.” Thanks to you, we fully healed our souls with this beauty, met wonderful psychologists, learned to control our emotions and to love ourselves. We gained strength to live on. Our gratitude is endless. Peaceful sky and long summer life to you!”

Thank you to our donors for making this possible!

Water Delivered to Cities of Ukraine

Thanks to your donations, another cargo of water — more than 12,000 liters — are being delivered to Mykolaiv, Chernihiv, Donetsk, and Kharkiv regions. These hard-hit cities at this moment have no clean water, electricity, or gas to heat their homes.

Evacuating Families From Eastern Ukraine

Before and After Debris Clearing in Moshchun

These before-and-after images depict road in the war-ravaged village of Moshchun near Kyiv. Nova Ukraine’s construction crew Helping Hand stepped in to clear the debris left behind by Russian onslaught. Our volunteer crew is helping residents restore their lives by rebuilding homes, clearing the roads, and alerting authorities about undetonated explosives. Please donate to help them continue this vital work.

This article is a copy of our email newsletter. Please subscribe to receive more updates. 

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