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Humanitarian Respond:
+55 010
Evacuees persons
+16 015
Displaced persons
+48 060т
Food aid
+5 202т
Hygienic aid
Our services:
Humanitarian Demining Department
Structural unit responsible for coordinating activities related to the detection, survey, marking, and clearance of territories contaminated with explosive ordnance (EO)
Rapid Response Group
RRG provides coordination and support to local responders, registration, referrals and aid to the affected people, organizes conservation of damaged buildings
Sustainable Settlement Assessment
SSA includes 8 criteria: descriptive part of the settlement, demographic and security indicators, logistics component, urban infrastructure, social infrastructure, market structure, recovery, civil protection.
Interactive map of the humanitarian aid delivered
2800+ settlements in Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions
RCC news:
A total of 56 mini-grants amounting to €112,000 were awarded to civil society organizations (CSOs)
CO “Relief Coordination Centre”, in cooperation with its partners, is implementing a project to support civil society organizations (CSOs) engaged in evacuating civilians, sealing damaged buildings at missile strike sites, and conducting other emergency response activities aimed at assisting those affected by Russian aggression in Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions.
As part of this project, CSOs receive mini-grants of €2,000 each to support their operations.
To date, 56 mini-grants have been issued, totaling €112,000.
The next phase of the project will focus on the development and recovery of communities in the Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions. In this phase, grassroots initiative groups operating at the local community level will have the opportunity to receive mini-grants of up to €5,000 to implement projects aimed at restoring infrastructure and revitalizing social life in affected settlements.
22.04.2025
As part of the “The Mineless Home” project, implemented by CO “Relief Coordination Centre” in cooperation with the Mine Action Coordination Centre under the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, a specialized hotline for mine action issues has been launched.
This important step is part of a comprehensive approach to addressing the problem of landmine threats in the Kharkiv region. The hotline is intended to ease the workload of the State Emergency Service (SES) and assist in creating an up-to-date mine contamination map for the region.
Despite the availability of the general emergency service (101), the newly launched hotline provides specialized consultations to citizens on mine safety issues, including:
• what to do if suspicious or explosive objects are found;
• how to protect oneself and loved ones;
• how to report potentially dangerous areas.
The hotline enables residents to promptly report suspicious objects or receive necessary advice on mine-related hazards.
This ensures faster response to threats, raises public awareness, and helps create safer living conditions for the people of Kharkiv region.
Hotline number:
0800 33 10 40
All calls are free of charge.
20.04.2025
The CO Relief Coordination Centre, together with Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP), implemented an important project, 'Renovation of Temporary Accommodation for IDPs,' aimed at improving the living conditions of internally displaced persons.
What was achieved within this initiative?
-31 windows (rooms, kitchen, balcony) were replaced for warmth and comfort.
-Comfortable bathrooms were equipped: 12 sinks, toilets, shower trays, shower units, and 6 boilers were installed.
-Electrical wiring was repaired for safety and convenience.
-A ramp was installed to ensure accessibility.
The 'Renovation of Temporary Accommodation for IDPs' project created comfortable conditions for 60 people who were forced to leave their homes due to hostilities.
We express our sincere gratitude to our partners from Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) for understanding the importance of this work and for their fruitful cooperation! Together, we are making a meaningful difference.
17.04.2025
A total of 56 mini-grants amounting to €112,000 were awarded to civil society organizations (CSOs)
CO “Relief Coordination Centre”, in cooperation with its partners, is implementing a project to support civil society organizations (CSOs) engaged in evacuating civilians, sealing damaged buildings at missile strike sites, and conducting other emergency response activities aimed at assisting those affected by Russian aggression in Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions.
As part of this project, CSOs receive mini-grants of €2,000 each to support their operations.
To date, 56 mini-grants have been issued, totaling €112,000.
The next phase of the project will focus on the development and recovery of communities in the Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions. In this phase, grassroots initiative groups operating at the local community level will have the opportunity to receive mini-grants of up to €5,000 to implement projects aimed at restoring infrastructure and revitalizing social life in affected settlements.
22.04.2025
As part of the “The Mineless Home” project, implemented by CO “Relief Coordination Centre” in cooperation with the Mine Action Coordination Centre under the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, a specialized hotline for mine action issues has been launched.
This important step is part of a comprehensive approach to addressing the problem of landmine threats in the Kharkiv region. The hotline is intended to ease the workload of the State Emergency Service (SES) and assist in creating an up-to-date mine contamination map for the region.
Despite the availability of the general emergency service (101), the newly launched hotline provides specialized consultations to citizens on mine safety issues, including:
• what to do if suspicious or explosive objects are found;
• how to protect oneself and loved ones;
• how to report potentially dangerous areas.
The hotline enables residents to promptly report suspicious objects or receive necessary advice on mine-related hazards.
This ensures faster response to threats, raises public awareness, and helps create safer living conditions for the people of Kharkiv region.
Hotline number:
0800 33 10 40
All calls are free of charge.
20.04.2025
The CO Relief Coordination Centre, together with Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP), implemented an important project, 'Renovation of Temporary Accommodation for IDPs,' aimed at improving the living conditions of internally displaced persons.
What was achieved within this initiative?
-31 windows (rooms, kitchen, balcony) were replaced for warmth and comfort.
-Comfortable bathrooms were equipped: 12 sinks, toilets, shower trays, shower units, and 6 boilers were installed.
-Electrical wiring was repaired for safety and convenience.
-A ramp was installed to ensure accessibility.
The 'Renovation of Temporary Accommodation for IDPs' project created comfortable conditions for 60 people who were forced to leave their homes due to hostilities.
We express our sincere gratitude to our partners from Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) for understanding the importance of this work and for their fruitful cooperation! Together, we are making a meaningful difference.
17.04.2025
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