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Kateryna interacting with children

Kateryna’s care and compassion

Trapped in Ukraine as she visited her family for the holidays, Kateryna retuned to Slovakia with one intent: supporting refugee children in need.

Ukrainian boy smiles in front of the camera.

23,000 families reached with cash assistance in Slovakia

Through five cash schemes, UNICEF ensures that refugee children and their families can attend to their basic needs.

A child plays with a UN toy car

UNICEF’s response to support the refugees from Ukraine

FINAL REPORT | MARCH 2023

Files available for download (2)

Report (PDF, 9 MB)

Report Annexes (PDF, 3 MB)

A teacher works with a young student.

Integrating of refugee and migrant children in EU countries

UNICEF and Swiss Government launch a new project

Ukraine and Refugee Outflow situation reports

Since the outbreak of war, UNICEF has been working closely with local authorities in the neighbouring countries to expand services for Ukrainian children

Files available for download (10)

Belarus (PDF, 3 MB)

Bulgaria (PDF, 3 MB)

Czech Republic (PDF, 4 MB)

Hungary (PDF, 9 MB)

Moldova (PDF, 502 KB)

Poland (PDF, 2 MB)

Romania (PDF, 1 MB)

Slovak Republic (PDF, 687 KB)

Ukraine (PDF, 514 KB)

Multi Factsheet (PDF, 23 MB)

On 5 March 2022, children and families reach Berdyszcze, Poland, after crossing the border from Ukraine, fleeing escalating conflict.

23 February 2023

Slovak heroes

Four people, four stories, one calling: helping Ukrainian children in Slovakia.

Building of the Humanitarian Center in Gabčíkovo.

22 February 2023

A place full of contrasts 

Without the stability and their homes, Gabčíkovo became a home to almost one thousand Ukrainians, over 300 of which are children.

Natalia works as a coordinator at the Blue Dot Košice.

21 February 2023

Children show me that it all makes sense

Natalia worked as a psychologist in a centre for children with disabilities in Košice. After watching the news about Ukraine, she decided to change her job.

Tatiana, a Slovak doctor, works as a paediatrician at the Rovniankova clinic in Bratislava.

21 February 2023

Our patients, our children

Doctor Tatiana gave birth to her third child two days after the war in Ukraine started. Having heard the news, she decided to come back to work.

Nikola is the first grade teacher at the Taras Shevchenko School in Prešov for Slovak and Ukrainian children.

21 February 2023

Being a teacher is my life and my mission

Nikola's career path was set in her childhood. What she couldn’t imagine was ending up teaching pupils who fled a war-torn country.