To contribute to an appeal dedicated to supporting those arriving in Lincolnshire, the Lincolnshire Community Foundation has launched a total giving appeal. The Community Foundation has confirmed that every penny received will go towards helping people fleeing conflict in Ukraine and who come to Lincolnshire for resettlement. While Government funding will meet basic costs this fund will help new arrivals to access transport, broadband and digital resources, access to leisure facilities, vouchers for toys, etc.
As we keep those impacted by the situation in Ukraine in our thoughts, we have collated information on local and national opportunities to contribute much needed support to the people of Ukraine.
What is listed below is what we are aware of; if you have any further information you would like to share with us, please make contact.
For further information you can also visit the Lincolnshire County Council Ukraine Response web-page.
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Local to North Kesteven
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National support
National and Government schemes
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An overview on ways to help in respect of the Ukraine situation can be found on the government's dedicated web-page.
- If you'd like to register an interest in providing accommodation, please visit Homes for Ukraine.
- There is a further programme through which UK residents or Ukrainians resident in the UK can take-in family members fleeing from Ukraine. Details can be found on the government's visa application web-page.
National Charities that North Kesteven District Council are aware of
- Disasters Emergency Committee Ukraine Appeal - the government has guaranteed to match donations up to £20 million in total.
- The Red Cross
- With Ukraine – a special fund set up by The Embassy of Ukraine in the UK to support Ukraine.
- Revived Soldiers Ukraine
- Voices of Children
- Sunflower of Peace
- British-Ukrainian Aid
- Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UN)
- www.unicef.org.uk/donate/donate-now-to-protect-children-in-ukraine