Meet some of the brave women who have been forced to flee Ukraine, and hear their stories.

What you need to know on the two-year mark of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine - and a decade of conflict.

Andrii Kokorin, 52, and his wife Mariia Borysova, 39, will never forget the day they met. They were restoring an old monastery together in Ukraine—Andrii as a builder and carpenter and Mariia as an artist.  “You sat down next to me, and, by some divine providence, I gave you my hand, and you gave me yours,” said Andrii.

Learn about the needs of people fleeing the crisis in Ukraine and what the IRC is doing to meet these needs.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has already forced over 1 million refugees to flee. Most are women and children. Learn what you can do to help.

  What is it? Refugee resettlement involves the selection and transfer of recognised refugees from the country they have sought protection to a third country that has agreed to admit them with permanent residence status.

Quarterly report (Sept-June 2023) from IRC Poland's Child Protection programme.