

Ukraine
We run a range of activities in Ukraine, including tuberculosis (TB) and HIV programmes. In 2020, we started new projects in Donetsk and Luhansk, while also supporting the national COVID-19 response.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is collaborating with the Ministry of Health to improve basic healthcare in Donetsk region’s remote, conflict-affected communities. Our teams have switched from running mobile clinics to working in general healthcare facilities, providing technical and practical assistance to staff. We are also strengthening community healthcare through the involvement of local volunteers.
In Luhansk region, we started supporting the regional HIV programme to improve diagnosis and treatment for patients with advanced HIV disease, focusing on putting patients at the centre of care provided in health facilities and in the community.
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Our activities in Ukraine in 2021
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2021.
179
179
€6.2 M
6.2M
1999
1999
MSF IN UKRAINE IN 2021
The conflict has been simmering in eastern Ukraine since 2014. For people living in small villages close to the fighting, getting the healthcare they need remains a challenge.

IN 2021

2,670
2,67
2,139
2,139
660
66
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26

Mental Health
Patient and Staff Stories
12 Sep 2022

War in Ukraine
War in Ukraine: “So many people died”
Patient and Staff Stories
22 Jun 2022

War in Ukraine
Data and patient accounts reveal consistent indiscriminate attacks on civilians in Ukraine
Press Release
22 Jun 2022

War in Ukraine
“I don’t feel heartache, it’s deep in my soul” – The mental health needs in Ukraine
Latest News
3 Jun 2022

War in Ukraine
Supporting local medical staff providing care in Hostomel
Patient and Staff Stories
11 May 2022
War in Ukraine
Caring for the vulnerable people left behind by the war
Patient and Staff Stories
19 Apr 2022