As Winter Approaches, Families in Ukraine Prepare for Harsh Conditions

Food insecurity is imminent as Ukraine braces for one of its worst winters yet.

Mental Health Heroes: Celebrating Action Against Hunger’s Psychosocial Workers

Mental health crises are often invisible, but in times of conflict, they’re almost always there. War and violence turn lives upside down, leading to displacement, loss of livelihoods, trauma, and the grief that soon follows. 

“We Left Everything Behind.” Addressing Displacement and Rebuilding Livelihoods in Ukraine

In Ukraine, Action Against Hunger works to strengthen WASH services and connect displaced people to assistance.

‘All This Fear. All This Pain.’ Responding to Ukraine’s Mental Health Crisis

After two years of conflict in Ukraine, many people are struggling with mental health crises.

Ukraine: 42 Civilian Casualties Every Day in Two Years of War

More than 10,500 civilians have been killed since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine.

Ukraine: Two Years of Conflict and Displacement

14.6 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance after two years of conflict in Ukraine.

Russian Missile Attacks Driving Destruction, Death, and Injury in Ukraine

Recent attacks on Ukraine have left families displaced, inured, and even dead.

‘Which Future Do We Have?’: Stories from Refugees in Armenia

In September, over 100,000 refugees fled their homes in Nagorno-Karabakh; they now face an unprecedented future in Armenia.

Ukraine: Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure, Leaving Millions of People in Need, Must Stop Now

Civil Society Statement on the Protection of Civilians in Urban Conflict