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12 OUR LIFE • August 2025 Pediatric burn victims. Діти, які постраждали від опіків. 2021–2023, the UNWLA helped fund a “sportzal” that was later converted to a shelter. During this time we also supported 250 elderly individuals with meals and grocery packets. Beginning in 2022, items such as fixators, sutures, medications, wound vacs, and many other medical relief supplies were distributed to hos - pitals for the military and civilians. In response to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war, the Keep Ukraine Warm campaign became a key initiative. Partnerships with AICM, Caritas, the Ukrainian Greek Catho - lic Church, Soyuz Ukrainok Kalush, and Trust Chain Ukraine provided warm clothing, sleeping bags, blan - kets, and wood-burning stoves to families in need, particularly those displaced by the war. We provided AICM and Caritas with funding that led to the installation of hygiene and bath units on the frontlines, supporting both military personnel and civilians in desperate need. Fur - thermore, the Keep Ukraine Warm II campaign has targeted specific needs, including the provision of uniforms designed for women sol - diers at the frontlines (Zemliachky), highlighting the UNWLA’s adapt - ability and responsiveness to the evolving needs of the war effort. Mental Health and Psychological Support One of the UNWLA’s more recent endeavors has been its focus on mental health, particularly in rela - tion to the trauma caused by the ongoing war. A grant to the Ukraine Mental Help program has been in - strumental in providing psycholog - ical therapy and counseling, offer - ing hotlines and online support for individuals, including veterans. The initiative also provided a grant to Spiv Diia, which created an activity center for children, combining play, art, and therapy to foster emotion - al recovery. We remain committed to supporting summer and winter camps for children, providing both recreational opportunities and emotional and psychological relief. A Global Effort for Ukraine The UNWLA’s impact has not been confined to Ukraine alone. Through its national campaign Children Pray - ing for Children, it has garnered in - Mother and Child initiative. Акція «Мати і дитина».
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