Assistance with evacuation and reintegration in a new place for Ukrainians affected by the war
What we do
We help people affected by the russian war against Ukraine.
The project’s objective is to help people obtain essential humanitarian aid and evacuate to safety from active combat zones, Ukrainian territories under temporary russian occupation, and russian regions to which Ukrainian citizens have been forcibly deported.
>45,000
people received some kind of assistance from us: financial, humanitarian, psychological or with evacuation to a safer territory, including instances where we fully organized the entire evacuation process
>19,000
people were evacuated from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and from russia, where these Ukrainians had been deported
Directions
- Evacuation
- Adaptation
- → Evacuation from the active war zones in Ukraine
- → Evacuation from the humanitarian corridors throughout Ukraine
- → Evacuation from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and from russia
- → Medical Evacuation
Donate
By donating you help cover the cost of aid programs for Ukrainians affected by the war
The best way to help Helping to Leave is to sign up for monthly donations. It’s easy and safe: an amount suitable to you will be automatically deducted from your account each month.
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Merch that helps Ukrainians from the temporarily occupied territories
We have created a collection on which we printed items belonging to the people we evacuated. They brought them with them when leaving the temporarily occupied territories.
My Home Fit in a Cup
A campaign, which helps Ukrainians leave the occupation for the Ukrainian-controlled territories and adapt in a new place. Become the support with Helping to Leave.
Voices
Here we share the stories of people we have helped and our volunteers involved in the evacuation of Ukrainians. We tell the stories of systematic human rights violations in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Deportation, interrogations, cell phone checks, and more — this is the reality of life under occupation.
ReadOur Team
The project was created on February 24, 2022 by just a few like-minded people — then it was a chat in the Telegram messenger. Now we are a team of more than 300 volunteers around the world who help Ukrainians both remotely and on the ground.
