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@OCHA_Ukraine

OCHA Ukraine mobilizes & coordinates aid to people whose lives have been upended by the war. 👉 Telegram for updates in Ukrainian: t.me/OCHA_Ukraine

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OCHA Ukraine @OCHA_Ukraine Nov 3

"Civilians seeking support and first responders coming to the rescue must never be a target".

The Humanitarian Coordinator for Ukraine, @matzschmale, condemns yesterday's attack on an aid site in Komyshuvakha, #Zaporizhzhia Region.

Read more: bit.ly/4izcvQk

OCHA Ukraine @OCHA_Ukraine 13m

Thanks to the generous support of the USA, aid workers in Ukraine have been able to provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people, including those in front-line areas and those fleeing for safety.

OCHA Funds @OCHAFunds 27m

Thank you, United States 🇺🇸

US$3.85B in contributions in 2026 is helping humanitarian partners act fast where needs are greatest.

The first contribution has already helped reach 27M+ people. The latest will help reach millions more.

#87MillionLives

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OCHA Ukraine @OCHA_Ukraine 22h

Over the past few days, #Poltava Region has faced repeated strikes, with Kremenchuk particularly affected. Several civilians were reportedly injured, including a 16-year-old boy.

Aid workers provided emergency assistance to those affected and residents whose homes were damaged.

OCHA Ukraine @OCHA_Ukraine 1d

Displaced from her home village in the #Donetsk region, at 18, Nadiia was left entirely on her own after losing the grandmother who raised her and her younger sister.

With financing from @OCHAFunds, aid workers stepped in to support.

🔗More: bit.ly/4fmMOBJ

OCHA Ukraine @OCHA_Ukraine 2d

Older residents in front-line villages of the #Kharkiv Region face enormous barriers to accessing health care.

Thanks to an @IOMUkraine project supported by @OCHAFunds, @ukmed's mobile team provides consultations, medicines and a vital sense of support and connection.

When health care is dozens of kilometres away, a mobile medical team can make all the difference.

In Pryshyb, a front-line village in Kharkiv region, many older residents face enormous barriers to accessing medical care. With ongoing shelling, mined fields, and limited transport, regular visits from @‌UK-Med's mobile medical team provide not only consultations and medicines, but also a vital sense of support and connection.

As 75-year-old Raisa explains: “There is a general practitioner, a psychologist, and all the specialists we need. It is an enormous source of support.”

Mobile medical teams are helping bring essential health care and psychological support closer to communities affected by war. This activity was made possible through the IOM project supported by the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund.