Conditions in Ukraine Worsen, The People are Struggling

DECEMBER 19TH 2022

Every day in Ukraine is full of stress, waiting for the next bomb to drop. We are providing individuals with psychological support in addition to regular supplies of food and medicine.

Many people like this woman below struggle to live day to day with no running water; the well we dug in Mykoliav is a help, but it is not enough!

Families spend long hours in bomb shelters, a challenge even for grown-ups who can make sense of the situation. This family is fortunate to have a shelter of their own, but the cold and dark is difficult and scary for people of all ages.

Schools continue to educate children, despite continual power outages and frequent emergency sirens. It is imperative that the children have some sense of normalcy and connection to the world, beyond their war-torn country full of dark and dread.

With your help we continue to support the people of Ukraine and ensure no one is left behind.

Together we Save Lives and Restore Hope!

Shlomo Peles
Executive Director
Rabbi Shmuel Kaminezki
Dnipro, Ukraine
Rabbi Pinchas Vishedsky
Kyiv, Ukraine
Rabbi Moshe Moskovitz
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Rabbi Shlomo Wilhelm
Zhitomir, Ukraine
Rabbi Avraham Wolff
Odessa, Ukraine