Women in need

I moved with my children from the Mykolaiv region to Kyiv. There was a lot of shelling in our town. My daughter has indigestion and is constantly on medication. The son's activity of the nervous system was disturbed, he had an epileptic seizure, and there is a threat of developing the disease. He cannot learn on his own and my daughter needs 24/7 care. I can't go to work.

I have been sick for 22 years - since I was 19. I have bone and joint disease. I can hardly walk, I can't use my hands. We live together with my mother, in the village. We have two pensions.

I am from Mariupol. My sister's husband, the father of two children, then in March, went to get drinking water and died. The children stayed with me. Until October, we still lived in our city, somehow interrupted each other. In October, we went to Zaporizhzhia, and then to Lviv. Now we live in a shelter.

I am a displaced person for the second time - first from Horlivka, then from Toretsk. I came to Dnipro two months ago. I am a single mother. I have two children of my own and three foster children. I was diagnosed with a tumor in my head, which requires treatment.

I have 6 children. I live in a shelter. I am from a boarding school. I have no relatives. I had two husbands. Both of them beat and strangled me. A week ago, the police took me from my husband's house and brought me to a shelter.

I am from Mykolaiv. My daughter and I left our hometown in April. Our house is destroyed. There is nowhere to return. My husband - a military man - went missing near Bakhmut. We have no money to live on. Kindergartens are closed and I have no one to leave the child with.