United Ukraine Appeal

United Ukraine Appeal United Ukraine Appeal is a registered Australian charity.

21/08/2026

From 2–8 August, a team of volunteers from Australia, Ukraine, US and New Zealand travelled to Posad-Pokrovske in Kherson Oblast, just 30 km from Kherson, as part of a project supported by United Ukraine Appeal and Waves of Hope Ukraine, to rebuild a home for a local family.

The village was occupied and heavily damaged by Russian forces before being liberated in 2022. Today, it remains close to the front line, with regular air-raid sirens and drones overhead.

We built a home for Olya and her husband Petya. During the invasion, Olya and her children hid for days before being evacuated under shelling. After leaving Ukraine, she chose to return three years ago and rebuild her life at home.

Despite temperatures in the high 30s and difficult conditions, our team worked together to give her family something simple but incredibly important: a safe place to call home again.

🎥 Watch the video to see what our team achieved:

In June, the  #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline continued to provide vital psychological support to military personnel, veterans, and ...
28/07/2026

In June, the #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline continued to provide vital psychological support to military personnel, veterans, and the people who stand beside them every day.
More than one-third of all callers (34%) reached out to the helpline for the first time.
👥 Who contacted:
• 66% men
• 33% women
• 1% did not specify gender
🎗️ Among callers:
• 61% military personnel
• 30% family members, friends, and colleagues of military personnel
• 4% veterans
• 5% civilians facing crisis situations
📞 June highlights:
• Average counselling session: 33 minutes
• Highest daily number of sessions: 22
• Longest counselling session: 1 hour 56 minutes
Every conversation is an opportunity to provide hope, guidance, and professional support to someone facing an incredibly difficult time.
Your support helps ensure that professional psychological assistance remains available to those who need it most: https://www.theukraineappeal.org/donate

In May, the  #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline remained a reliable source of support for military personnel, veterans, and those stand...
12/06/2026

In May, the #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline remained a reliable source of support for military personnel, veterans, and those standing beside them.

More than half of all callers (54%) reached out to the helpline for the first time.

👥 Who contacted:
• 48% men
• 50% women
• 2% did not specify gender

🎗️ Among callers:
• 42% military personnel
• 47% family members, friends, and colleagues of military personnel
• 3% veterans
• 8% civilians facing crisis situations

📞 May highlights:
• Average counselling session: 28 minutes
• Highest daily number of sessions: 17 (May 25)
• Longest session: 1 hour 26 minutes

Your support helps ensure that professional psychological assistance remains available to those who need it most: https://www.theukraineappeal.org/donate

Throughout April, the  #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline remained a place of support for military personnel, veterans, and their loved...
11/05/2026

Throughout April, the #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline remained a place of support for military personnel, veterans, and their loved ones.
55% of callers contacted the helpline for the first time.

👥 Callers:
• 48% men
• 52% women

🎗️ Caller groups:
• 42% military personnel
• 46% family members, friends, and colleagues
• 5% veterans
• 7% civilians in crisis situations

📞 In April:
• Average session length: 20 minutes
• Busiest day: 26 sessions (April 27)
• Longest session: 1 hour 34 minutes
Thank you for helping us keep psychological support accessible to those who need it most: https://www.theukraineappeal.org/donate

March overview of  #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline activity shows continued demand for accessible psychological support for military...
17/04/2026

March overview of #ВАРТОЖИТИ helpline activity shows continued demand for accessible psychological support for military personnel and their loved ones.

35% of callers reached out for the first time.

👥 Who reached out:
• 54% men
• 44% women
• 2% did not specify gender

🎗️ Main caller groups:
• 44% military personnel
• 42% family members, friends, and colleagues
• 5% veterans
• 9% civilians in crisis situations

📞 Engagement highlights:
• Peak activity day: 22 sessions (March 30)

These numbers show that many people still need psychological support, and it’s important to keep help easy to reach.
Thank you for standing with us: https://www.theukraineappeal.org/donate

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