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Dear Friends,

We live in a day and age that is truly testing the limits of what those in need can handle both emotionally and physically. It is difficult to imagine any refugee who, after being forced to leave behind their past lives damaged by war and conflict, maintains fortitude to face destruction once more. Yet, this is precisely what every Ukrainian who has settled in the Los Angeles Metroplex area must now endure.

The devastating fires that have engulfed Los Angeles have forced Ukrainian refugees who now call Southern California home to deal with factors beyond their control as they once again are forced to rebuild.

For a moment, let’s remember what forced these individuals from Ukraine:

  • Daily missile attacks
  • Energy system destruction
  • Daily drone attacks
  • Indiscriminate killing of civilians
  • Food insecurity
  • Medical provision insecurity
  • Loss of sovereign Ukrainian land

And now, as a result of the catastrophic fires … these same people are once again facing:

  • The loss of stable and secure housing
  • Job instability and bridging financial needs
  • Food insecurities and lack of transportation
  • Uncertainty of medical and mental health support services
  • Vulnerability and anxiety about their survival

Thanks to supporters like you, Nova Ukraine has responded to countless challenges impacting the livelihood of Ukrainian refugees in the United States.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in 2022, Nova Ukraine’s Emergency Housing Team has provided housing to over 5,500 refugees and their families, has given financial support, and supplied healthcare services.

Learn more about the team’s work.

We cannot do our work without the contributions of thousands of volunteers and partners who help by providing their time and talents to serve Ukrainians who are desperately in need.

This work only happens with your help, financial support, and partnership.

These are extraordinary times characterized by extraordinary conditions throughout the Los Angeles area, and the urgent needs of Ukrainians that have increased dramatically during this critical period. Our continued work in California with the refugees who are displaced once again, can only be accomplished through your help, financial support and partnership. Would you consider coming alongside us again to help build a secure, safe and stable life for them?

Make a Gift Today

A gift today will provide the essential goods and support services those most in need require to begin rebuilding their lives again. Every gift matters—every donation is a reminder to those who will benefit from your generosity that they are not alone!

P.S If you prefer to make a direct deposit or send us check, please visit novaukraine.org/donate/.

From all of us at Nova Ukraine and those we serve, thank you!

Donate. Impact. Change.

Jan 24, 2025

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An older woman in Ukraine walking by a building that was demolished
Jan 24, 2025

Nova Ukraine

Nova Ukraine
Donate

Dear Friends,

We live in a day and age that is truly testing the limits of what those in need can handle both emotionally and physically. It is difficult to imagine any refugee who, after being forced to leave behind their past lives damaged by war and conflict, maintains fortitude to face destruction once more. Yet, this is precisely what every Ukrainian who has settled in the Los Angeles Metroplex area must now endure.

The devastating fires that have engulfed Los Angeles have forced Ukrainian refugees who now call Southern California home to deal with factors beyond their control as they once again are forced to rebuild.

For a moment, let’s remember what forced these individuals from Ukraine:

  • Daily missile attacks
  • Energy system destruction
  • Daily drone attacks
  • Indiscriminate killing of civilians
  • Food insecurity
  • Medical provision insecurity
  • Loss of sovereign Ukrainian land

And now, as a result of the catastrophic fires … these same people are once again facing:

  • The loss of stable and secure housing
  • Job instability and bridging financial needs
  • Food insecurities and lack of transportation
  • Uncertainty of medical and mental health support services
  • Vulnerability and anxiety about their survival

Thanks to supporters like you, Nova Ukraine has responded to countless challenges impacting the livelihood of Ukrainian refugees in the United States.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in 2022, Nova Ukraine’s Emergency Housing Team has provided housing to over 5,500 refugees and their families, has given financial support, and supplied healthcare services.

Learn more about the team’s work.

We cannot do our work without the contributions of thousands of volunteers and partners who help by providing their time and talents to serve Ukrainians who are desperately in need.

This work only happens with your help, financial support, and partnership.

These are extraordinary times characterized by extraordinary conditions throughout the Los Angeles area, and the urgent needs of Ukrainians that have increased dramatically during this critical period. Our continued work in California with the refugees who are displaced once again, can only be accomplished through your help, financial support and partnership. Would you consider coming alongside us again to help build a secure, safe and stable life for them?

Make a Gift Today

A gift today will provide the essential goods and support services those most in need require to begin rebuilding their lives again. Every gift matters—every donation is a reminder to those who will benefit from your generosity that they are not alone!

P.S If you prefer to make a direct deposit or send us check, please visit novaukraine.org/donate/.

From all of us at Nova Ukraine and those we serve, thank you!

Donate. Impact. Change.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration.

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(KYIV, Ukraine)--Following Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko’s resignation amid a NABU/SAPO investigation into an alleged scheme involving officials in the Prosecutor General’s Office and fraudulent call centers, Nova Ukraine CEO Ambassador Erin E. McKee issued the following statement: “We welcome this investigation. Accountability and the rule of law are essential to a well-functioning democracy. Nobody is above the law.While we support NABU and SAPO, we also advocate for due process, evidence, and independent judicial review. And we expect the government to safeguard the independence of anti-corruption institutions.We support a full, independent, and transparent investigation of all individuals implicated. Any credible allegations of wrongdoing involving public officials - including officials within law-enforcement or anti-corruption institutions - should likewise be investigated independently and according to the law.The same rule must apply to everyone: investigate where the evidence leads, protect due process, and let independent courts determine guilt.”

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Sep 16, 2026

Congress Raises the Cost of Putin’s War in Ukraine

WASHINGTON – Nova Ukraine applauds Congress's bipartisan passage of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act 2026, sweeping sanctions legislation that ratchets up pressure on Moscow to end its illegal war. Nova Ukraine CEO Ambassador Erin E. McKee said: "We're grateful that Congress has finally passed real sanctions with teeth against Putin and the Russian officials waging this war, and we urge the President to sign this legislation into law without delay. Sanctions bite when they cause real economic consequences. These target the Russian defense sector and the foreign suppliers propping it up, and they go after Putin's so-called shadow fleet of tankers that has quietly financed this invasion for years.

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When the Lights Go Out, Childhood Shouldn’t Have To

A new solar power system at a high school in Chernihiv Oblast will help keep heat, water, classrooms, and its shelter running through Ukraine’s hardest winters, giving students something children everywhere should be able to count on: school. Last winter, a school in Chernihiv Oblast had more days without power than with it. When the grid went down, the generators on site weren’t strong enough to power the building. Heating failed. The shelter went cold. Students who should have been in class were logging on remotely instead — if they could log on at all. This winter will be different.

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Nova Ukraine Supports Independent Anti-Corruption Investigation, Emphasizes Due Process 

(KYIV, Ukraine)--Following Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko’s resignation amid a NABU/SAPO investigation into an alleged scheme involving officials in the Prosecutor General’s Office and fraudulent call centers, Nova Ukraine CEO Ambassador Erin E. McKee issued the following statement: “We welcome this investigation. Accountability and the rule of law are essential to a well-functioning democracy. Nobody is above the law.While we support NABU and SAPO, we also advocate for due process, evidence, and independent judicial review. And we expect the government to safeguard the independence of anti-corruption institutions.We support a full, independent, and transparent investigation of all individuals implicated. Any credible allegations of wrongdoing involving public officials - including officials within law-enforcement or anti-corruption institutions - should likewise be investigated independently and according to the law.The same rule must apply to everyone: investigate where the evidence leads, protect due process, and let independent courts determine guilt.”

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