Women in need

We escaped from Mariupol at the end of April. Me, my two children and the boy next door. His parents died. I am waiting for his relatives and on her husband, who is in occupation. We are in a village in Donetsk region.

We live under occupation in the Kherson region. I and three children. Traveling is dangerous and expensive. There is no work. There is nothing to eat.

I am from Chernihiv. I have three children - all with serious diseases. A son with a brain cyst, a daughter who is almost blind and a daughter who was born without a palate. I have large loans - I took them for treatment, but I didn't have time to pay them back. And the war made our situation even worse

I am a Crimean Tatar. My family and I live in the occupied Kherson region in the Heniche district. We cannot leave, we have lost our jobs, our savings have run out, we have nothing to feed our children.

I come from Makariv, an urban-type settlement in the Kyiv Oblast. Our town experienced all the horrors of the war - shelling, street fighting, looting, abuse of civilians - rape of women and murder of men. My daughter and my old mother left alive on March 5. We need some help until we get home.

I am with three children in a shelter for victims of violence. My husband beat me and I will not return to him again. I used to work as a postman, and then I was on maternity leave. I will go to work and get on my feet. But now we have nothing to eat. And the children have no clothes either.