10+ years of British – Ukrainian Aid
Afternoon Tea for Ukraine
To mark Ukraine’s 35th Independence Anniversary, our long-standing partners at Payava Bakery have created a special Afternoon Tea for Ukraine Biscuit Box.
Throughout August, 35% from every box sold will be donated to British-Ukrainian Aid, helping to provide humanitarian and medical support for people affected by the war in Ukraine.
Whether you are enjoying a relaxing afternoon tea at home or looking for a thoughtful gift for family, friends or colleagues, every box purchased helps make a meaningful difference.
Each 780g gift box contains 18 handcrafted biscuits in five delicious flavours: Lemon & Poppy Seed, Orange, Almond, Chocolate & Nutella, Peanut Butter
Thank you for your support!
Vehicles Save Lives
- Continuous shelling and missile strikes have caused significant civilian casualties. Vehicles are critical for evacuating the wounded and providing timely medical assistance.
- The rapid movement of medical supplies to frontline areas is vital for saving lives and sustaining the healthcare system under attack.
- The conflict has displaced millions of people, necessitating the transportation of refugees to safer areas. Buses and other large vehicles are essential for mass evacuations.
- Vehicles are also needed to deliver food, water, and other essential supplies to areas cut off by the fighting.
Thus, we are appealing to everyone who has a vehicle they no longer need to consider donating it to Ukraine.
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WE SUPPORT
THE INJURED & WOUNDED
Since the Russian invasion started in February 2014, thousands of Ukrainians became disabled. Hundreds of them had to get parts of their bodies amputated. We deliver tactical medicine, equipment and ambulances to assist with rescue and relief operations, reduce mortality and life-changing traumas, and help with rehabilitation care.
CHILDREN, ELDERLY & THE DISPLACED
The life of civilians has been severely affected. Many innocent Ukrainians were killed, tortured and injured, including children and the elderly. At least 12 million people have fled their homes, and 1.6 million Ukrainian citizens, including 260,000 children, were deported from their homes to Russia – often to isolated regions in the Far East. We raise the awareness and provide medical and humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering of the war victims.
UNDERSTANDING UKRAINE’S HISTORY, CULTURE & SOCIETY
We bring together a group of stakeholders, including civil society leaders, army strategists, academics, journalists and artists to examine Ukraine’s complex history, rich cultural tradition and fluid internal dynamics.
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