In Ukraine, we have provided technical assistance to local organizations and key stakeholders combatting the HIV and AIDS epidemic and worked to foster economic resilience. Through Open World, an FHI 360-led international exchange initiative, emerging leaders from the country forged relationships and developed skills alongside American colleagues.
FHI 360 has also launched new initiatives in Ukraine to address the growing risks of human trafficking and gender-based violence and to provide case management support for survivors. We are providing group therapy for women in several collective shelters in western Ukraine, which are housing more than 70,000 displaced persons seeking refuge from the violence of war. Team members are distributing dignity kits equipped with hygiene supplies, flashlights and whistles, and they are disseminating educational materials to raise awareness of risks of sexual exploitation, abuse and trafficking.
46,000+
patients received medical care
6
active projects
128
team members
Mobile medical units treat the whole person in rural Ukraine
What we do in Ukraine
Economic opportunity
FHI 360 helps people — particularly women, young people and other historically marginalized groups — create better futures for themselves and contribute to strong economies.
Health
As communities face growing health crises, we draw on more than 50 years of experience to lead scientific breakthroughs and develop data-driven solutions.
Humanitarian response
When communities face instability, emergencies or violent conflict, we implement humanitarian solutions that address urgent needs and restore long-term, lifesaving services for all.
Stories and highlights
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Article
Mobile medical units fill gaps in health care in Ukraine
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Article
Preventing and responding to gender-based violence in conflict-affected areas of Ukraine
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Blog
Putting a future within reach for refugee and displaced students around the world
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Blog
Humanitarian crises are proliferating. Here’s how we’re responding.
