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Support Critical Recovery Efforts for Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital in Kyiv

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On July 8, 2024, Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, Ukraine’s largest children’s hospital, was severely damaged in a russian missile attack on Kyiv. This attack was part of a larger bombardment across Ukraine that resulted in 41 people dead and 166 injured, including devastating blows to our most vulnerable – the children. The hospital itself has suffered severe and significant damage.

Okhmatdyt is a premier hospital in Ukraine where thousands of children, including those with cancer, undergo life-saving treatments every year. This missile attack is another illustration of the lengths russia will go to destroy Ukraine, its people, its sovereignty and its very identity!

A week has passed since the missile attack occurred and with each passing day, the situation grows more overwhelming and more dire. Without a question this attack is one of the worst since the full scale invasion began.

Nova Ukraine is committed to helping in whatever ways it can including supporting restoration efforts, providing for much needed medical equipment and medicine, clean water, food and a provision of safe space.

Please consider joining Nova Ukraine with a special donation to help those affected by this terrible attack. Every dollar helps and your generosity will change lives.

Please make a gift today through our many giving opportunities. Also, please share this critical need with your friends and family as well as where you work where your gift today may be matched by your employer.

From all of us here at Nova Ukraine and all those we are serving in Ukraine – THANK YOU for your love, support, and for standing with us during this extremely difficult time.

Donate. Impact. Change.

Jul 16, 2024

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A large group of civilian volunteers help remove rubble from a destroyed building by hand.
Jul 16, 2024

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On July 8, 2024, Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, Ukraine’s largest children’s hospital, was severely damaged in a russian missile attack on Kyiv. This attack was part of a larger bombardment across Ukraine that resulted in 41 people dead and 166 injured, including devastating blows to our most vulnerable – the children. The hospital itself has suffered severe and significant damage.

Okhmatdyt is a premier hospital in Ukraine where thousands of children, including those with cancer, undergo life-saving treatments every year. This missile attack is another illustration of the lengths russia will go to destroy Ukraine, its people, its sovereignty and its very identity!

A week has passed since the missile attack occurred and with each passing day, the situation grows more overwhelming and more dire. Without a question this attack is one of the worst since the full scale invasion began.

Nova Ukraine is committed to helping in whatever ways it can including supporting restoration efforts, providing for much needed medical equipment and medicine, clean water, food and a provision of safe space.

Please consider joining Nova Ukraine with a special donation to help those affected by this terrible attack. Every dollar helps and your generosity will change lives.

Please make a gift today through our many giving opportunities. Also, please share this critical need with your friends and family as well as where you work where your gift today may be matched by your employer.

From all of us here at Nova Ukraine and all those we are serving in Ukraine – THANK YOU for your love, support, and for standing with us during this extremely difficult time.

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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