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MENTAL HEALTH IN WAR, DISPLACEMENT AND MIGRATION _Ukraine
After therapy sessions, an MSF psychologist accompanies children to school. Ukraine, October 2023.
© Nuria Lopez Torres
As the war in Ukraine continues, our teams are responding to a humanitarian crisis.

We are providing medical care to people who have been caught up in, or have been forced to flee, the fighting. Our teams are donating emergency supplies to hospitals and providing vital training to their staff. 

There is full-scale warfare in many areas, making movements difficult, dangerous or simply impossible.

We are responding in various parts of the country, based on where our assistance is needed and will have a significant impact.

Our activities in Ukraine in 2023

Data and information from the International Activity Report 2023.

MSF in Ukraine in 2023 In 2023, as the war in Ukraine remained intense, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) supported the health authorities by filling critical gaps in care, particularly in areas close to the frontlines.
Ukraine IAR map 2023
Country map for the IAR 2023.
© MSF
in 2023
 
The relentless bombing in Ukraine April 2025
War in Ukraine

The relentless and indiscriminate bombing in Ukraine must cease

Press Release 24 Apr 2025
 
MSF Ambulance at Work after Shellings in Dobropillia
Ukraine

Ongoing medical needs amid relentless attacks in Dobropillia, eastern Ukraine

Project Update 14 Mar 2025
 
MSF Mobile Clinics in Kharkiv Metro
Ukraine

The medical humanitarian needs in Ukraine remain as urgent as ever

Press Release 21 Feb 2025
 
No access to care in Kurakhove 05
Ukraine

Providing care to people fleeing from the frontline in Ukraine

Project Update 28 Nov 2024
 
Sumy city bombings 03
War in Ukraine

MSF provides medical support following Russian strike in Sumy

Press Release 18 Nov 2024
 
MSF Patient Mr Yurii is focusing on balance exercises, 53 Years Old.
Ukraine

Providing holistic care to Ukraine’s war injured

Project Update 18 Nov 2024