If you’ve always wanted to help Ukraine, but you don’t know how–here is your chance! Participate in our Support Ukraine–Eat Chicken Kyiv! fundraiser this May and help us get critical humanitarian aid to the people who need it most. And it’s easy! How to throw an Eat Chicken Kyiv Dinner Party: 1. Register your dinner party online here: … [Read more...]
Ukraine’s Veterans need your help.
The Ukraine Crisis Appeal has been working on a Veteran's Program, which has helped 25 Veterans and their families to date, with life changing support in one or more of the following areas: Medical assistance Psychological Support Social Services Legal Assistance Disability Support Assistance Family Assistance To learn more about the specific assistance … [Read more...]
Second Stage Funding Report: Ukraine Crisis Appeal
This report includes an update on the second stage of funding of the Ukraine Crisis Appeal. The outline includes: Executive Summary Ongoing challenges of the project Successes and project prospects Priorities identified by Caritas Update on beneficiaries and benefits provided Videos from specific beneficiaries How you can help CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE … [Read more...]
Ukraine Crisis Appeal: Your money at work – 1st stage report.
The is the first stage funding report from the Ukraine Crisis Appeal committee. You can read the whole report by clicking here. This report includes detail about the Ukrainians who were helped. Background for the first stage of funding: In 2018, $128,000 AUD was raised by the fund. This enabled the Veteran Program to support 25 Veterans and their families (approximately 100 … [Read more...]
Development of OT in Ukraine is now apart of the Ukrainian Crisis Аppeal
A few months ago, we introduced you to Kirrily Manning, an Australian Occupational Therapist (OT) playing a key role working to develop the OT profession in Ukraine. You can read more about her story here in English and here in Ukrainian. Throughout the years that Go Global, Ukraine ran at Curtin University (2009-2013) led by Kirrily, over 70 students from occupational … [Read more...]
