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Medizinische Versorgung von ukrainischen Geflüchteten in Moldawien
110000

Ukrainian refugees live in Moldova

25 %

of the population lives in poverty

41 %

of people are unemployed

Help in Moldova

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, more and more people have been seeking refuge in the Republic of Moldova. Providing for the many refugees is an enormous challenge, as Moldova itself is severely affected by poverty.

Through local partners, we promote aid measures for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova and also support Moldovan youth through income generation.

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How is Help providing support in Moldova?

Support for refugee families

Ausstattung für die mobilen medizinischen Teams
We support medical services for Ukrainian refugees through our partners.

The willingness to help refugees from Ukraine in neighboring countries is almost limitless - but the resources are not. Moldova in particular can barely cope with the influx on its own. Help is therefore promoting comprehensive aid measures for the many refugees in the country.

We support ten civil society organizations that provide refugees with relief supplies such as hygiene packages, blankets and food. We are also funding medical and social services to ensure that Ukrainian refugees receive healthcare. In recent months, we have also supported educational and leisure activities for Ukrainian children, offered legal advice and facilitated the professional integration of Ukrainian refugees in Moldova through training and further education.

Help is also committed to Moldovan youth: By promoting income, we empower 200 young people to help themselves.

Donors: ADH (Aktion Deutschland Hilft), Europäische Union

Local partners in Ukraine and Moldova

What is the situation like in Moldova?

Fear and solidarity

Menschen in einer Flüchtlingsunterkunft
Many families are housed in overcrowded and poorly equipped refugee accommodation.

There is no other country in Europe where poverty is as high as in the Republic of Moldova. Due to a lack of job prospects, more than a quarter of the population lives and works abroad. Many children grow up without parents. Older people often have no one to look after them.

The now "frozen" conflict over the Transnistria region is also a burden on the country's development. Since 1990, the narrow strip of land in the east has been de facto independent of the central government in Chişinău and remains close to Moscow.

The situation in Moldova has deteriorated further with the start of the war in Ukraine. Over 700,000 Ukrainians have entered the small country since February 2022. Even if many of them end up traveling on, providing for the new arrivals is a feat of strength for the economically weak state. Around 100,000 Ukrainian refugees have remained in Moldova and are in urgent need of help.

New start in Moldova

Viktoria lernt an ihrem Laptop

28-year-old Viktoria from Odesa was at the end of her parental leave and already wanted to return to her job. But then everything changed: the war against Ukraine escalated and Viktoriia was forced to leave her home country. Together with her three-year-old daughter and her husband, she fled to the Republic of Moldova. There she decided to gain new professional experience.

In cooperation with RECONOMY, an inclusive business program, Help has enabled 47 Ukrainian refugees in Moldova to receive training or further education in the IT sector - including Viktoriia, who has gained new courage for the future thanks to the course.

"I hope that I will find a job that will help me to keep my head above water financially and also to develop and grow as a person and profession."

Viktoria, 28, from Odesa

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Flüchtlinge aus der Ukraine
Lana Dmytrenko
Olena und ihre Tochter sitzen gemeinsam an einem Tisch
Olena and her two daughters fled to Chişinău as a result of the war in Ukraine because she has family members here. Thanks to the support of Help, she is currently training in UI/UX design.
Ukrainische Kinder spielen gemeinsam auf einer grünen Wiese
Our partner organization "Amici de bambini" offers leisure activities for Ukrainian children who have fled to Moldova with their families.
Amici de bambini
Serhij aus Mykolajiw und seine Frau
Serhij and his wife fled from Mykolaiv in Ukraine to Moldova. They have moved into a room in a hostel in the city of Bălți. Even though they have to share a bathroom and a kitchen with several other families, they are grateful to be safe for the time being.
Viktoria lernt an ihrem Laptop
28-year-old Viktoria from Odessa fled to Moldova with her husband and daughter. With the support of Help, she is currently taking part in a course at the Beetroot Academy and is learning graphic design.
Ukrainische Kinder basteln gemeinsam
Ukrainian children in Moldova receive support through our partner organization "Autism Hope".
Autism Hope
Saubere Kissen für Geflüchtete
Skin diseases such as scabies can spread quickly in the overcrowded refugee accommodation. We have therefore set up a medical laundry service for refugees through our partners.
Flüchtlinge Moldawien: Notunterkunft in den Messehallen MoldExpo in Chisinau
Emergency accommodation for Ukrainian refugees was set up in the "MoldExpo" exhibition halls in Chişinău.
Versorgung der Geflüchteten in Chisinau
In the exhibition halls, those affected receive warm drinks and food, among other things.
Ein ehemaliges Hotel erstrahlt in der moldawischen Hauptstadt Chișinău isinau in den ukrainischen Landesfarben.
Boundless solidarity across the border: in the Moldovan capital Chișinău, a former hotel shines in the national colors of Ukraine.
Ausstattung für die mobilen medizinischen Teams
To support elderly and chronically ill refugees in particular, our partners provide mobile medical teams with equipment and medicines.
Im Lager der Help-Partnerorganisation "Home Care"
Help's partners in the Republic of Moldova ensure that refugees with health problems receive medical care.
Grenzübergang in Otaci
Over 700,000 people from Ukraine have fled to Moldova at border crossings such as here in the town of Otaci. Even if many continue their journey, the small country urgently needs support to care for the many new arrivals.
Ein lächelndes Mädchen aus der Ukraine
Fleeing from Ukraine is particularly difficult for children. Many of them need psychosocial support.
Ein spielendes Kind in einer Notunterkunft
While playing, the children can leave the experiences of their escape behind them for a moment.
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