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Representatives of the “HOPE worldwide” spoke at the “World for Ukraine” (W4UA) summit in Poland

On December 7-9, 2022, the representatives of the CO “HOPE worldwide” (USA) spoke at the international summit “World for Ukraine” held in the Polish city of Rzeszów. The summit was also attended by Volodymyr Yermakov, Director of “HOPE worldwide Ukraine”.

“HOPE worldwide” charity organisation, which is a long-term partner of “HOPE worldwide Ukraine”, in 2022 has provided $20 million in medicine and medical supplies to families throughout Ukraine. Dave Tomlinson, “HOPE worldwide” Senior Director of Disaster Response told about coordination of humanitarian aid.

Amanda Sanders, “HOPE worldwide” Global Psychosocial Support Advisor, presented the results of work of the “Helping Hand for Ukraine” project team , implemented by “HOPE worldwide Ukraine”. She told about psychosocial support, provided by project trainers to the internally displaced persons, refugees, people in liberated cities and villages, those who are under constant sheling and attacks.

The World for Ukraine (W4UA) Summit focuses on world leaders, organizations and people who are actively engaged in relief efforts for Ukraine. The Summit attracts central and local government institutions, international organizations, NGOs, businesses, think tanks and media from Ukraine and the world at large.

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