Humanitarian Emergency
Leaving Ukraine
Luba made the heart-wrenching decision to leave her home in Ukraine, carrying her baby, Romchik, to safety in Poland. Her journey is part of a new wave of Ukrainian refugees seeking aid as the conflict intensifies. With CARE Poland and local partners, she found the support she needed to start anew.
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"If I return, how will I live? There are no schools, hospitals, or health centers. There are no jobs. If I go back, what will I return to? A home with no walls?" says Salwa, a displaced mother struggling to rebuild her life in Syria.
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Yasmeen’s story reveals the human toll of Gaza’s ongoing conflict. As a mother of triplets, she faces the challenge of raising her children in displacement, with limited access to basic supplies and the constant threat of violence.
Read MoreTwo years on: People in war-torn Ukraine still living on the edge
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