Ukraine: "Hope, that the world has not forgotten them"
Johanniter and its partner NEW DAWN are working together in the Kherson region to provide the necessities of life to displaced people and those who have remained in the villages.
There ain't no rest for the people in Lebanon. The war in Ukraine is a danger for the local people - even though there are almost 2,000 kilometres between Kiev and Beirut.
The difficult economic situation in Lebanon also leads to a deterioration in health care. Johanniter therefore continues to provide medical care for 30,000 Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese in the Bekaa Valley.
The climate change has a particularly significant impact on Cambodia's population, as 80% of its population lives in rural areas. They are particularly dependent on agriculture and natural resources.
After the earthquake, Johanniter continued to provide medical aid in the particularly hard-hit Spera district in the Khost province. In addition, urgently needed relief supplies will be distributed in the coming week.
Being near and showing empathy: that is often enough."
08 June 2022
Psychologist Victoria Novicova from Ukraine writes about her migration and how she helps other people today working for our partner organisation CASMED in Moldova.
Logistics Day: "A good dose of pragmatism is needed"
On the occasion of Logistics Day, Welf Seyer, volunteer of Johanniter International Assistance for emergencies, reports about his assignment for the Logistics Cluster in Rzeszów, Poland.
Emergency Relief for the Ukrainian population expanded
With 50 transports, Johanniter has brought more than 600 tons of medicine, medical material, hygiene articles, and food to Ukraine, Romania, and the Republic of Moldova since 24 February.
