HELP MOTHERS IN UKRAINE FEED THEIR FAMILIES
Heating a home and being able to cook is an issue in Ukraine. Russia has bombed Ukraine's power grids and heating infrastructure. To help Ukrainian mothers and children survive, you can help by sponsoring a wood-burning stove with a cooking surface.
To supply one heating stove to one family cost $100 dollars. Great Commission Media Ministries has already provided thousands of families with wood-burning stoves for heating and for cooking. Thousands more are needed.
Please consider sponsoring one wood-burning stove for one family in Ukraine. Perhaps it will be the most important gift you can give to a family in their time of suffering.
Thousands of families face freezing temperatures without heating. On the front lines, fathers and sons are fighting for their families, wives, children, and their motherland. We can help keep their loved ones stay alive.
Donate to the UKRAINEAID emergency fund here!
UKRAINIANS NEED TO COOK AND STAY WARM
Electricity and heating options are an issue, with large areas of Ukraine currently without power. Russia has bombed many of Ukraine’s power grids. Ukraine needs our help more than ever. A locally built stove as a source of heat and cooking as seen above can be purchased and delivered for $100. Many are needed. Together we can make a difference, supporting Ukrainians yet another way amidst this devastating war.
Families across Ukraine are seeking to obtain a wood-burning stove so they can have heating and a cooking surface to prepare food on. GCMM is able to provide a stove for $100 per family.
"The Journey Home" evangelism book for war victims
GCMM has produced literature that supports spiritual well-being in both Ukrainian and Russian. We have been using a 160-page book, called The Journey Home, with content that has been tailored to a country affected by war.
At the present time, the goal is to print a total of 300,000 copies. The book includes a number to call, for counseling and other assistance services.
Together we can help
GCMM has in addition to monetary assistance, sent food, clothing, hygiene, and medical supplies to Ukraine.
With the funds raised, we have supported on-site relief personnel who have integral roles in the evacuations and logistics. Also, providing the teams with supplies and overall supporting their spiritual well-being. As the war progresses, their logistical expertise continues to be critical in evaluating where humanitarian aid is needed most, with the changing situations daily. Our experienced members organize the transportation, storage, and distribution of aid through logistic centers in Ukraine.
Food and healthcare supplies
We delivered food, wheelchairs, hygiene, and dressing supplies to a warehouse and logistics center in western Ukraine. From there, the aid is transported to eastern Ukraine, to the Zaporizhzhia center and villages located in the direction of Mariupol. Also, to the region between Kyiv and Belarus.
More than 8 million people have had to flee the war from east to west Ukraine. As a result, refugees arriving in the west have put stress on the health care services there.
Medical aid to Ukraine
The need for humanitarian aid in Ukraine is great. People need healthcare services, medicine, clean water, and shelter.
We have delivered wheelchairs, crutches, and hospital supplies to our partners operating in Ukraine from Finland. We have also supplied soldiers with medical supplies, bandages, and an ultrasound machine at one of the hospitals.
Financial support has made it possible to obtain critically needed medicine.
The destruction caused by the war is indescribable. The needs of families who have fled the war are immense. Donating to the GCMM Ukrainian Emergency Fund is the very best way to support the families of Ukraine.
East Ukrainian village evacuations
Our greatest task at hand is to help vulnerable people, such as refugees, asylum seekers, and the undocumented. We help those in need regardless of their legal or social status.
When it comes to helping refugees, it’s important to provide new arrivals with the basics: food, water, warm clothes, and a roof over their heads. GCMM offers welcome center services to thousands of people in private homes as well, by keeping immigration services abreast of homes where refugees are living, and other legalities. Private citizens who have invited refugees into their homes, provide accommodation and can request assistance with food and clothing for their guests as well as help children find schools, daycare services for smaller children, and jobs for those able to work.
Novoselovka village, Donetsk region. This village belongs to the logistic centers' regular route and delivers food aid every other week.