HUMANITARIAN AND MEDICAL AID TO UKRAINE
Ukrainians in flashpoint areas urgently need humanitarian aid, but usual supply chains are currently unavailable.
A list of the most urgent needs. We will gratefully accept:
food that does not require cooking and temperature conditions (dry sausages / canned food: fish, meat)
tourist / dehydrated food
nuts, protein bars, dry fruit
fast food (pasta / soups / purees)
condensed milk
sweets (bars, etc.)
baby food (formula or meals) not in glass
dry or canned food for pets
hygiene products: body gel, shampoo, soap, toothpaste, hand and face cream, toothbrushes, nappies/ diapers, pantyliners, sanitary towels and tampons, wet wipes.
medicine
sleep accessories (blankets, pillows, bed sheets)
candles
sleeping bags
power banks
Dear donors !
Thank you very much for the help you provide to Ukraine !
We would like to remind you that from the very beginning of our activity Help Ukraine Center does not accept or send any military, dual-use or goods prohibited for import and export in Poland and Ukraine.
Please see relevant legislation and two links below (not limited to):
Everyone willing and having resources can help.
How to help financially
Our foundation accepts donations for the purchasing medications and other necessary humanitarian products in Europe.
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Bank Accounts IBAN :
Euro: PL 60 1020 3147 0000 8402 0171 6356
Dollar: PL 65 1020 3147 0000 8202 0171 6364
Zloty: PL 12 1020 3147 0000 8002 0171 6349
BIC (SWIFT) – BPKOPLPW
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Open your Privat24 application – choose “charity” – find “Help Ukraine Center” in the list – type in a sum you are ready to donate - here we go, thank you.
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Open your monobank application – choose “other payments” – choose “charity” – find “Help Ukraine Center” in the list – type in a sum you are ready to donate - here we go, thank you.
How to send humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Unaddressed delivery for AFU, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Reintegration
Send medications, medical equipment and essential products to our warehouse, and we will quickly deliver your packages to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Reintegration for further distribution to those in need.
Before sending, fill out the form:
Dear private benefactors from Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Norway!
Humanitarian aid, which you kindly give us with the help of our partners from DeutchePost and PostNord, cannot be sent to a specific addressee in Ukraine. Unfortunately, if you send parcels with a specific recipient's address through DeutchePost or PostNord, we will not be able to identify and distinguish them among the total aid. Therefore we kindly ask you, if you need to send address help to a specific recipient in Ukraine, to send it separately directly to the Help Ukraine hub according to the specified procedure
Delivery to Nova Poshta branch
If you want to send targeted aid to Ukraine via our storage, you should:
Download a special blank ↗︎ on our website.
Print 4 blanks for each box that you plan to send and fill them in properly.
Stick the blanks to each side of the box (4 blanks for each box).
Mark the box top according to the rules ↗︎.
If the volume of your shipment 1 EUR-pallet or less* - send the boxes with aid to our warehouse.
*The maximum pallet size is 120cm (length) x 80cm (width) x 180cm (height), the minimum pallet size is 120cm (length) x 80cm (width) x 100cm (height)
We provide transportation of all cargo volumes within Ukraine free of charge. Transportation of unaddressed humanitarian cargo, which we transfer to the MoH, the AFU and the SpivDiya Hub, will also remain completely free of charge.
How to pay for transportation of my addressable cargo, more than one pallet?
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- In the "Charity" section select Help Ukraine Center.
- Calculate the amount of your payment based on the rate 29 euros for 1 pallet.
Thus, 2 pallets - 58 euros, 3 pallets - 87 euros, 4 pallets - 116 euros, and so on.
- Transfer the money and take a screenshot
- Send a screenshot to our e-mail help@helpukraine.center, or to the manager with whom you discuss your shipment
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- Choose "Charity" in "Other payments" section.
- Find and choose Help Ukraine Center
- Calculate your payment amount based on the rate of 29 euros per pallet.
So, 2 pallets - 58 euros, 3 pallets - 87 euros, 4 pallets - 116 euros, and so on.
- List the money and take a picture of the screen
- Send a screenshot to our e-mail help@helpukraine.center, or to the manager with whom you discuss your shipment
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If options 1 and 2 do not suit you, please email help@helpukraine.center and we will tell you how to pay for shipping.
8. After payment and email confirmation - send pallets with aid to our warehouse.
Important!
Check that the Nova Poshta branch of your choice is open before sending the goods to the warehouse.
Hotline phone of Nova Poshta: 0-800-500-609
For calls from abroad: +38 044-32-30-222
How to become a volunteer
We need volunteers. If you are ready to help with sorting or transportation - fill out the form.
Who distributes humanitarian aid delivered by Help Ukraine Center
Soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine receive tactical medicine and other equipment from the Help Ukraine Center warehouse. These supplies are also given to police, National Guard, municipal rescue services and military hospitals.
The Ministry of Health distributes scarce medicines and medical equipment to hospitals and clinics in the regions: both for children and adults.
The Ministry of Reintegration delivers aid to the most affected areas. This is food, hygiene products, and goods for mothers and babies delivered to the Help Ukraine Center's humanitarian warehouses.
Spivdiya is a volunteer platform initiated by the Coordinating Staff on Humanitarian and Social Issues of the Office of the President of Ukraine. Spivdiya accepts applications on its website and distributes targeted humanitarian aid to those in need.
All humanitarian aid will be delivered to the regions that need it the most in its entirety.
We are doing this with our partners:
Ukrainian business owners have opened the volunteer Storage Centre, where humanitarian and medical aid can be sent from all over the world.
Our cooperation with the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine:
Project authors:
I. Kripak, photographer
M. Naumchyk, PR Project Manager
Podcast Producer – M. Zemskova
Cameraman and Technical Support – M. Rukasz
Video-Interview Editor – A. Nekrasov
Film Editor – P. Grebenik
Translators, copywriters, designers and others.
‘Here I Am’ project. Volunteers’ stories
About 100 to 150 volunteers work in the Center in Poland daily. Most of them are Ukrainians who temporarily evacuated from their homeland because of the war. The team also includes foreigners from all over the world.
Before the war, volunteers used to have jobs, friends, families, hobbies and plans for the future. Now all of them are doing unusual work seeking to help those who stayed in Ukraine.
The Center has become a transit zone.
Not only for the humanitarian aid from all over the world, but also for the volunteers who have found themselves between the past in Ukraine that NO LONGER exists, and the future that is YET to come.
The uncertainty makes volunteers ask themselves questions like ‘Who am I now?’, ‘Do I exist at all?’.
Project tells some of the stories of our volunteers: who they used to be before the war, what matters to them now, how and why they help Ukraine and Ukrainians.
The stories are presented in several formats:
podcast ‘Transit zone: between past and future‘ in the Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts;
feature film.
The center was established by Ukrainian businessmen Andriy Stavnitser, Vladyslav Chechotkin, Volodymyr Popereshnyuk, Volodymyr Kostelman, Natalia Fukleva, Ksenia Yefremova, Ivan Ivanenko, Anton Pyatygin and Olga Balytska.
This is a volunteer initiative. We are not affiliated with the government nor receive any government funding.
Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
Contacts
Email us
Poland
Pol-Cel (HELP UKRAINE), Rampa Brzeska 63,
22-100 Chełm, Polska
Opening hours: Mon - Fri, 09.00 to 18.00