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There are numerous ways that we may assist the millions of citizens who have been impacted by the Russian military invasion of Ukraine.
Learn more about various programmes, including those run by the UEA community, in the sections below.
A assistance programme has been developed for Karazin Kharkiv National University in Ukraine by the Aurora Network, a network of European universities.
You can now donate for necessary items like laptops, printers, and electricity generators for their staff and students who have been displaced by the fighting.
The campus-based Sainsbury Center is eager to promote messages of support for the Ukrainian people and to provide knowledge of financial efforts to aid civilian families.
On their website, the Sainsbury Centre provides more details about the assistance services they offer.
All students and recent graduates, including those impacted by the war in Ukraine, can explore career decisions and future steps in a facilitative, judgment-free atmosphere through CareerCentral.
New Routes shop: By contacting Rasha at the New Routes shop at [email protected], you can contribute furniture, clothing, and toiletries to asylum seekers and refugees living in Norwich, particularly people from Ukraine.
For individuals who are directed to the shop, all things are free.
Donations are needed, and Norwich Homeless Support will ship them to the Polish-Ukrainian border.
Additionally, they are searching for volunteers to aid in their efforts.
To organise Norfolk's actions over the next few weeks, Norfolk Support Ukraine UK has set up a Facebook group.
People escaping Ukraine can receive free legal counsel regarding migrating to the UK through the Ukraine Advice Project.
Refugee Action assists those seeking asylum as well as refugees.