Providing a lifeline to Ukraine's most vulnerable Jewish communities, the Federation is committed to ongoing response to this crisis. Gifts made to the Ukraine Emergency Fund were originally allocated through the Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) our humanitarian partner, and going forward, will be granted to JFNA for distribution through their Ukraine grants committee to aid to Jews on the ground in Ukraine and helping refugees who have fled to neighboring countries.
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Helps refugees from the Ukrainian Jewish community looking to make Aliyah to Israel do so quickly and safely. The Jewish Agency is also supporting and protecting the local Ukrainian Jewish community members who have chosen to stay in Ukraine.
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With their network of leaders supporting women and girls in Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, and Israel, Project Kesher is assisting Ukrainian women with evacuation, support at the border, immigrating to Israel, and accessing emergency support services.
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Together with their partner Right to Protection, HIAS is addressing the current crisis by providing aid on the ground, advocating for policies to protect newly displaced refugees, and preparing for an emergency humanitarian response in the region. HIAS was founded as the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society in 1881 and has supported refugees from Ukraine for decades.
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To support the crisis in Ukraine, IsraAID has an emergency response team near Moldova’s border with Ukraine, offering child protection and relief services. Working with local volunteers and authorities, it helps provide urgently needed items to families in crisis such as diapers and baby food.
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Works both directly and in partnership with local organizations to increase access to medical and mental health services, child protection, and other services to those living in areas affected by the war. Also currently working with Ukraine’s Ministry of Health to help contain the spread of disease, like COVID-19.
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CARE’s Ukraine Crisis Fund supports partners on the ground who provide water, food, and hygiene kits and offers ongoing support for families affected by the conflict in Ukraine. CARE’s crisis response aims to reach 4 million people.
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Provides hot meals to refugees at border crossings and to those in need of food in eight Ukrainian cities including Odessa, Lviv, and Kyiv. The organization also supports local restaurants preparing meals for those affected by the war.
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In addition to responding to the current emergency in Ukraine, UNHCR provides long-term solutions for refugees such as cash assistance, helps enable refugees to become self-sufficient, learn new skills, provides educational opportunities, and helps them rebuild their lives. 
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Awaiting a potential wave of refugees from Ukraine, JFCS East Bay is preparing to aid with resettlement services. In the meantime, JFCS East Bay is sharing resources on how to help Ukraine through donations, advocacy opportunities, and helplines.
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