The level of humanitarian need in Ukraine is still staggeringly high. Conflict over the last two years has affected millions of people, claiming lives and homes. Ten million people have been displaced and many are without access to food, water and electricity.

Recent shelling has heightened the suffering for those living amid the conflict. There is a desperate need for shelter and clothing – and the International Association of World Peace Advocates is working around the clock to bring hope and support to all those in need.

More than six million people have also fled the country, leaving behind everything they’ve ever known – often including their loved ones. International Association of World Peace Advocates teams have been on hand to provide support, financial assistance and a friendly, safe place for people to turn to while they rebuild their lives.

But the acute needs remain vast, and the longer-term impact is also immense. From the emotional trauma of families being divided or the devastating loss of a loved one, to the destruction of vital infrastructure such as education and healthcare – these are things that will affect people for many years to come.

As the conflict continues, we need your help to support people in Ukraine, as well as those who have been forced to flee to other countries.