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“The Ravages of War and the Lives of the People” – The Ukraine humanitarian crisis marks four full years since its start

 
On 24 February 2022, the peaceful lives of Ukrainians were abruptly disrupted by an act of aggression, forcing many to flee their homes.
 
At the onset of the crisis, AMDA began by working with other aid organizations in neighboring Hungary to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukrainian refugees. Since then, the support activities have grown more diversified, eventually shifting to helping internally displaced people and visitors to medical facilities in Ukraine’s western and eastern regions.

Activity Report: St. Michael’s Center for Medical and Social Rehabilitation of Children (Ukraine) – August - November 2025

In Ukraine’s Transcarpathia region that borders Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania, one organization that actively supports children with disabilities is St. Michael’s Center for Medical and Social Rehabilitation of Children.

AMDA has been providing aid to St. Michael’s through various forms, mainly donating medical goods, cleaning equipment, and fuel required for running power generators.

The power generators remain especially crucial for people in

Activity Report: Dynasty Medical Center (Ukraine) - August-November 2025

Dynasty Medical Center in Kharkiv is one such example that strives to deliver medical aid to evacuees from the nation’s eastern areas, where fierce battles continue. With no prospect of an end to the war, AMDA’s financial assistance and item donations have enabled some of its patients to

 

AMDA has just received a periodic activity report from MedSpot, an aid organization based in Budapest, Hungary, which borders Ukraine. Aiming to provide assistance to those evacuated from Ukraine’s war zones, the organization has been conducting monthly mobile clinic services since November 2022 in Zakarpattia Oblast in western Ukraine. AMDA has been supporting the organization by distributing medicines and medical supplies.
 
According to the report, approximately 4 million people have

Activity Report (June – July 2025): St. Michael’s Center for Medical and Social Rehabilitation of Children (Ukraine)

 

St. Michael’s Center for Medical and Social Rehabilitation of Children (hereafter referred to as St. Michael’s) is one of AMDA’s Ukrainian counterparts, based in the Transcarpathia region of western Ukraine.

St. Michael’s is known to accept children with Down syndrome, autism, scoliosis, as well as those with physical, psychological, and intellectual disabilities. The center offers a wide range of rehabilitation programs designed to enhance the social participation of such children by promoting their physical and mental growth. The programs include

Activity Report (June – July 2025): Dynasty Medical Center (Ukraine)

Based in Kharkiv, a northeastern city in Ukraine, the Dynasty Medical Center is one of AMDA’s local partners in the ongoing Ukraine crisis response. Kharkiv is known to be one of the major cities in war zones.

While the medical center specializes in otolaryngology, it continues to accept patients with various medical needs. It also cares for the patients who are often unable to

Activity Report (June – July 2025): City of Goodness (Ukraine)

 

The City of Goodness, an aid organization based in western Ukraine, is accommodating evacuees from the nation’s eastern front. The evacuees include families whose children have special medical needs.

Currently, 60 of these children are under the care of the Butterfly House, a children’s hospice run by the organization. However, the facility has stopped accepting new patients as there are no vacancies available for now.

Since last year, AMDA has provided financial assistance to the

Activity Report (February – May 2025): MedSpot (Hungary)

 

MedSpot, a Hungarian medical aid organization, has been one of AMDA’s early partners in the ongoing Ukraine humanitarian response for the past three years.
 
MedSpot has been organizing mobile clinic activities in western Ukraine’s Zakarpattia Oblast since November 2022. During the monthly mobile clinic, MedSpot’s medical team visits four evacuation centers in two days, seeing approximately 100 to 120 patients per round. Based on the doctors’ assessment, prescription drugs and counselling sessions are also provided for those who require them. AMDA

As three years have already passed since the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, the protracted situation has put a significant mental burden on evacuees. Repercussions of the conflict have forced them to face financial difficulties and disruptions in family lives, so much so that the need for emotional support has been surging.

While some families go through family break-ups, there are men and women who are singlehandedly raising several children. Some wives seem to be at a loss as their husbands cannot work due to their disabilities, and there are people

Activity Report (February – May 2025): City of Goodness (Ukraine)
 

Located in proximity to the Romanian border in western Ukraine, the City of Goodness is a medical organization that accommodates women and children fleeing war zones in the country’s eastern regions. AMDA has been extending support to the organization since August 2024.

Prior to the 2022 Ukraine humanitarian crisis, the City of Goodness was working to provide shelter for those who were escaping domestic violence or those without homes due to poverty. It wasn’t until the crisis occurred that it started accepting evacuees from the east.