The people of Ukraine are pouring into Poland, in a troubling search far safety, and desperately need food, shelter, and other humanitarian support in the coming days, weeks, months, and beyond.
We are coordinating efforts and logistics with Caritas Archdiocese of Krakow, local partners, and members of the Regnum Christi Family in Po1and to receive, feed, and shelter our weary broken-hearted Ukrainian brothers and sisters. Provide them with comfort and hope through your prayers and support.
PROJECT UPDATES
Ukrainian Refugees are Still Pouring into Poland
July 2022
Thanks to your generous support, Caritas Archdiocese of Krakow and the Regnum Christi family have continued to welcome weary and displaced families with open arms, warm meals, first-aid care, and shelter.
After being greeted and renewed upon arrival, families were invited to stay at designated refugee homes where meals and careare provided! Through these uncertain times, the community of residents remains united in hope and fellowship
Ukrainian refugees are still pouring into Poland. Thanks to your generous support. Caritas Archdiocese of Krakow and the Regnum Christi family have continued to welcome weary and displaced families with open arms. warm meals. first-aid care, and shelter
These Faithful Servants Comforted Weary Families
May 2022
Thanks10 you, we have supported a combined effort of Caritas Archdiocese of Krakow, the Regnum Christi family. and local partners to receive, feed, shelter, and care for the Ukrainians searching for safety.
Because of your support, members of Regnum Christi youth group were prepared to welcome hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees at a train station in Krakow, Poland.These faithful servants comforted weary families with prepared meals and temporary shelters upon arrival.
After families entered Poland, they were able to find shelter in three refugee homes that are housing a total of 170 people. Your generosity has provided all of the 170 people with 3 meals a day for 45 days, totaling22,950 meals!
In addition 10aiding those seeking refuge in Poland, we have also provided support for those in need of medica! assistance in the Ukraine by supplying Ukrainian hospitals with first-aid kits. Lastly, throughCaritasArchdiocese of Krakow, we have ensured hospitals in Lviv, Ukraine have reliable energy sources by providing 10 industrial power generators!
We have Funded the Bulk Purchase of Food and Essential ltems to be Distributed
March 2022
Catholic World Mission has begun working with Caritas Archdiocese of Krakow to be the hands and feet of Christ for our Ukrainian brothers and sisters. Thanks to your generosity, we have funded the bulk purchase of food and essential items to be distributed to the Ukrainian refugees as they arrive in Poland. Stay tuned to see how these groceries will be turned into warm meals for Ukrainians seeking safety in Poland.
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