30 janvier 2023. Hôpital de la ville de Vysokopilla, Oblast de Kherson. © Colin Delfosse

War in Ukraine

"Thank you for your solidarity click.

It is a first strong signal of your support for the affected populations.
I invite you to find out more about what MSF is doing in the field and how you can help the people concerned."

Thomas Kauffmann, Directeur Général de MSF Luxembourg

Thomas Kauffmann
General Director
MSF Luxembourg

Les combats acharnés ont causé d'importants dégâts aux bâtiments et aux infrastructures dans et autour de l'Hostomel. © Maurizio Debanne/MSF

Over the past two years, we have worked on a number of key activities, including :

  • Evacuation and referral of the wounded
  • Provision of medical and mental health care
  • Surgical, emergency and intensive care services

Over the past 12 months, we have focused on:

  • Providing medical care in war-affected areas
  • Providing mental health support, physiotherapy and transport for the war-wounded
  • Responding to other needs, including physiotherapy, in central Ukraine.

Extend your solidarity with those in need

Whatever your means, there are several ways you can help MSF in its work:

 
30 janvier 2023. Hôpital de la ville de Vysokopilla, Oblast de Kherson. © Colin Delfosse
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In late February 2022, attacks by Russian forces on multiple cities in Ukraine have since led nearly 6 million people to become refugees.

As war spreads throughout Ukraine, people are fleeing the country. They are exhausted, scared and many are suffering from hunger, dehydration or hypothermia. Our teams in Ukraine have had to suspend our usual medical activities.

We are now scaling up our emergency response in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries. In addition to Ukraine, we have teams responding in Poland, Moldova, Hungary, Slovakia, Russia and Belarus.

primary health consultations from january to july 2024

mental health consultations from january to july 2024

patients transported by ambulance from january to july 2024

physiotherapy sessions from january to july 2024

Réponse en Ukraine de MSF

Our staff on site

international staff

local staff

MSF activities in Ukraine before 2022

MSF began working in Ukraine in 1999. Initially, our activities were focused on providing treatment for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and hepatitis C. Since 2014, war has been raging in eastern Ukraine, in the oblasts (provinces) of Luhansk and Donetsk. For people living in small villages close to the fighting, access to healthcare remains a challenge. Between 2014 and 2019, MSF helped conflict-affected people in the region by mobilizing mobile clinics, offering support to health workers from local organizations and training them to provide mental health care.


In 2020, MSF transferred a three-year hepatitis C project to Mykolaiv and responded to the COVID-19 pandemic in Zhytomyr and Donetsk oblasts by donating personal protective equipment, rapid diagnostic tests and oxygen concentrators to health facilities. We also offered psychological support to healthcare staff, patients and communities. In Donetsk oblast, MSF provided home-based care for patients with mild to moderate symptoms through its mobile clinics.

Oleksandr Cherniavskyi, conseiller en sécurité, constate l'étendue des dégâts. L'équipe de MSF examine l'ampleur des destructions après la récente attaque. Le bureau de MSF est complètement détruit. 05/04/2024 © Yuliia Trofimova/MSF

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