Review of the ICRC humanitarian aid in Ukraine since February 2022. Film for donors.

Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Pokrov. The ICRC is working with the Ukrainian Red Cross Society to help the affected communities in Nikopol, Chervonohryhorivka and Pokrovska.

Mezhova, Dnipropetrovsk. The ICRC is providing material assistance to people affected by the conflict.

Campaign: Respecting the rules of war. Testimonies illustrating the work of the ICRC.

Kherson. ICRC's “Helping Those Who Help” psychological support program for public service employees.

Campaign: Respecting the rules of war. Protect civilians. Testimony of a displaced person.

Kharkiv, university clinic, ICRC-supported orthopedic rehabilitation center. A patient who lost his leg walking with a prosthesis.

What is an ambiguous loss?

An ICRC comprehensive rehabilitation program for people with amputations in Kharkiv - Long version.

Viktoriia talks about her missing husband.

Antonina talks about her missing brother.

Poltava. Lidiia talks about her missing son.

Health care in danger (HCiD).

An ICRC comprehensive rehabilitation program for people with amputations in Kharkiv - Short version.

ICRC assistance in Nikopol.

Donation of ICRC medical equipment.

Chernihiv Oblast, Snovsk Hromada. The ICRC, in collaboration with the Ukrainian Red Cross Society, is donating greenhouses to help people in need regain their livelihoods.

The testimony of Nelia, who lives in an ICRC-supported center for displaced persons in the city of Vovchansk.

World Water Day: the ICRC contributes to access to drinking water in Ukraine.

Kharkiv, Chuhuiv hospital. The ICRC provides support by installing a self-contained solid fuel boiler.

Mykolaiv. Nataliia, a retired woman who lives with her daughter and granddaughter.

Testimony of a mother, displaced with her two daughters, who benefited from financial aid from the ICRC.

Two years after the start of the armed conflict in February 2022.

Donetsk region, Kramatorsk. Victims and destruction of property in connection with the ongoing conflict.

Humanitarian crisis two years after the start of the armed conflict in February 2022.

Use of data analysis by the ICRC's Central Tracing Agency to find missing persons.

Distribution of material assistance to the population of the Donetsk region.

ICRC humanitarian assistance to cope with the harsh winter.

Zaporizhzhia. ICRC training on the investigation and decontamination of explosive remnants of war with the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU).

Kyiv, hospital. Delivery of ICRC medical assistance.