Stichting H2OEK
Stichting Hart en Handen voor Oekraïne
Heinenoord, Netherlands
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Founded in 2004, Stichting H2OEK is a charity based in Heinenoord, Netherlands working on poverty & hunger, humanitarian aid & disaster relief, elderly care +3 more.
Stichting Hart en Handen voor Oekraïne (H2OEK) is a Dutch foundation, established in 2004 and recognised as an ANBI, that helps poor and vulnerable people in Ukraine. Its work includes food parcels, clothing, blankets, winter heating support and help with medical operations, support for elderly people and building a care home, retreats for widows of soldiers, summer camps for children in Roma communities, and support for refugees and families. Aid is given mainly in kind, with personal attention, and all volunteers serve without pay. The foundation is run by a board and works with local field workers and partner foundations.
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Bejaardentehuis Veliky Lutski
Elderly care · Ukraine
Construction and operation of a care home for elderly people in the village of Veliky Lutski, developed with stichting SOVO.
Vrouwen retraites
Mental health · Ukraine
Four-day retreats for widows of soldiers killed in the war, with pampering, listening support and peer contact, ending with a gift box.
Zomerkampen voor kinderen
Children & Youth · Ukraine
Summer camps for children in Roma communities, run with a Canadian foundation, with daily programmes including meals, lessons and play.
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Stichting SOVO
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