Migrants in Ternopil received humanitarian aid from The Vadym Stolar Foundation

Volunteers of The Vadym Stolar Foundation carried out a humanitarian mission to Ternopil, there are many forcibly displaced persons. In order to support Ukrainians affected by the war, the representatives of the Foundation brought food kits, according to the website of the charitable organization.

"Due to russian aggression, there are about 5 million forced migrants in Ukraine today. The war left these people without their homes, and it took away relatives and loved ones from many of them. We are trying to support them and will continue humanitarian missions throughout Ukraine", the founder of the Foundation Vadym Stolar said.

Since the beginning of the large-scale aggression, the Foundation has already carried out humanitarian missions to various regions of Ukraine, namely to Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv, hot spots of Donbass and places of residence of forcibly displaced persons in the west of Ukraine.

"Each of our missions is planned based on the analysis of information about forcibly displaced persons and requests received on social networks, as well as via the Fund's e-mail. Our volunteers carefully study this information, take it into account when planning their next trips, choose destinations, purchase and pack necessary products," Nataliya Prykhodko noted, a volunteer of The Vadym Stolar Foundation.

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Currently, the Vadym Stolar Foundation helps IDPs, families of fallen heroes, as well as those who lost their homes as a result of the war. Our volunteers constantly analyze the situation in different regions of the country and keep their finger on the pulse of where help is most needed. Next, the Foundation's team forms logistics, prepares multi-ton cargoes with food kits and goes on humanitarian missions.

The geography of humanitarian missions of the Charitable Fund is not limited to certain regions of Ukraine, because we strive to provide assistance to as many people as possible who are in trouble due to the war. With humanitarian missions, we visited both frontline and de-occupied communities that suffered the most, as well as safer regions, where many displaced people have currently found refuge, fleeing the horrors of war. In total, the Foundation's team visited more than 200 settlements with food aid.

In addition to planned humanitarian missions, we also promptly respond to the challenges of war and go to regions that urgently need help. In particular, after the destruction of the Kakhovskaya HPP dam, our volunteers immediately went to the Kherson region, where they delivered drinking water and food products to help local residents.

The charity fund also implemented a large program of providing targeted food aid to Ukrainians who were in dire straits as a result of hostilities.