Ukrainian Refugee Response

All4Aid arrived at the Ukrainian-Romanian border within a couple of days after the beginning of the crisis and implemented an emergency response that includes:

1. PROVISION OF ACCOMMODATION

All4Aid is hosting Ukrainian refugees in and around the Romanian capital in three housing units: the House of Grace, the House of Peace and the House of Hope. Aiming to go above and beyond minimum humanitarian standards, we set up our houses to look, as much as possible, like normal houses, offering a safe and comfortable place of rest and peace for our guests. Accommodation is offered to those who are in transit and just passing through Romania, as well as to those who need a place to stay longer while they figure out their next steps.

House of Grace, by All4Aid
Bucharest, Romania

House of Hope, by All4Aid
Giurgiu County, Romania

2. PROVISION OF TRANSPORTATION

All4Aid is offering transportation in passenger vans to Ukrainian refugees, primarily to those arriving at the Tulcea border and wanting to go to the Romanian capital, Bucharest. More than half a million Ukrainians have made their way to Romania, with 90% of all refugees being women and children. Transportation from the border is being offered to them predominantly by private individuals and nonprofit organisations such as All4Aid.

3. DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS

All4Aid is working on the collection, organisation the distribution of food and non-food items (such as clothes, hygiene items and medicine) to Ukrainian refugees in Romania and across the border.

Ukrainian-Romanian Border
Siret, Romania

Ukrainian-Romanian Border
Sighetu Marmatiei, Romania

Polish-Ukrainian Border
Dorohusk, Poland

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All4Aid’s response would not be possible without your financial support and the hard work of our personnel and volunteers. Click the links below to learn how you can give and/or volunteer with us.

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 Where We Work

Bucharest, Romania