Emergency residencies for literary professionals, writers and literary translators from Ukraine.The residency period can be 1-3 months Your application will be processed immediately
Artist Residency, Assistance for Refugees, Find Help
Actors/Actresses, Artists, Children, Journalists/Media, LGBTQ+, Marginalized People, Students, Women
The British Red Cross is the UK’s largest provider of services for refugees, asylum seekers, vulnerable migrants and survivors of trafficking.
British Red Cross Page Dedicated to Ukrainian Refugees
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BPOC, Children, LGBTQ+, Marginalized People, Students, Volunteers, Women
The ‘FIZ specialist office for trafficking in women and women migration’ based in Zurich, Switzerland, is committed to the protection and rights of migrants who are affected by violence and exploitation. They advise migrant women and support them in defending themselves against exploitation and violence, asserting their rights and interests and finding a way out of difficult situations. Confidential and free.
Assistance for Refugees, Find Help, Psychological Help
The Refugee Midwifery Service offers complete pregnancy care and resources for refugees. It’s free and the midwives are not only medically qualified, but multilingual and culturally respectful.
Refugee Midwifery Service Austria
Free crisis counselling by telephone for women, children and young people affected by violence. The hotline can be reached 24 hours a day, every day. They offer Information on legal and social issues in connection with violence against women and children. They can refer you to regional women’s protection facilities and counselling centres. They also have a help chat, if you prefer to write instead of calling. The chat can be reached every day from 16:00 to 22:00 and is available in many different languages: www.haltdergewalt.at
Frauenhelpline - Women's emergency hotline Austria
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The Diakonie has a special helpcenter for women. All the legal advisors and social workers, who work there, are female and only women and small children are allowed to enter the center. They offer help in every possible situation. From legal issues and help for victims of violence and human trafficking to finding work and accommodation. The homepage is German, but they have counseling in Russian and many other languages. The telephone number is: 0043 664 88 63 28 53
Diakonie - Frauenberatung Wien
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LEFÖ, an austrian association by and for migrant women, has put together these tips for traveling safely in Europe and what red flags to look out for, when accepting help. LEFÖ also offers help, safe accommodation and psychological support for victims of human trafficking.
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From 1 March 2022, the Inflancka Specialist Hospital opened a Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic (Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) for Ukrainian women (refugees) who have a certificate issued by the Polish Border Guard or an imprint of the stamp of the Polish Border Guard in their travel document confirming their legal stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland. All services provided in the Gynaecological and Obstetrics Clinic as well as in the Inflancka Hospital Admission Room to Ukrainian patients with the above mentioned documents will be provided free of charge.
inflancka.pl/aktualnosci/poradnia-ginekologiczno-poloznicza-dla-obywatelek-ukrainy
Agisra e.V. Cologne offers independent psychosocial and legal counseling for female migrants and refugees as well as trafficked persons. Phone: +49 221 124019
The Primo Levi Center provides a multidisciplinary approach for victims of serious trauma related to exile. The Center combines psychological assistance with health care as well as social and legal follow-up, with the assistance of community interpreters.
Since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, more than 2 million Ukrainians – the vast majority women and children – have fled to neighbouring countries. The UN estimates that 54 per cent of people in need of assistance from the ongoing crisis are women, and evidence shows that women and girls are disproportionately affected by conflict. There are many initiatives supporting women and girls affected by the war in Ukraine, ranging from major international organizations to small civil society actions.
The Diakonie has a special counseling center for female refugees. Only females and children can enter the offices and all the employees and translators are women. They offer help with work, health, family issues, legal status and any other questions you might have. The website is German, but they offer counseling in Russian, English and many different languages.
Assistance for Refugees, Find Help, Jobs/Work, Legal Help, Psychological Help
The counselling centres JADWIGA are fighting for the rights of victims of human trafficking. Human trafficking can take various forms: sexual exploitation (forced prostitution), forced labour, forced marriage or forced criminal activities. We assist, counsel, and support female victims in their native language.
Assistance for Refugees, Find Help, Legal Help, Psychological Help
Albanian, Arabic, English, German, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian
A number of female psychologists under the umbrella of the psychological service “Insight” have joined forces to offer free crisis psychological help to people from the LGBTQI+ and/or feminist community who have suffered the consequences of martial law in Ukraine. On their website you can find information in English. www.insight-ukraine.org/en
Кризова психологічна допомога (request for psychological help in Ukrainian)
Chernivtsi, Dnipro, Kramatorsk, Lutsk, Lviv, Odessa, Ternopil, Uzhhorod, Zaporizhzhia, Zhytomyr
This hotline provides help especially for women who have experienced violence or are in fear of violence – in 15 languages. 08000 116016 (24 hours a day)
Ukraine: Conflict compounds the vulnerabilities of women and girls as humanitarian needs spiralIn the days since Russia launched a military offensive in Ukraine, the world has seen the photographs of women giving birth in underground metro stations and newborns hastily being moved to makeshift bomb shelters as health facilities become inaccessible or too damaged to function. An estimated 80,000 women will give birth in the next three months in Ukraine – many of them without access to critical maternal health care. For some, childbirth will be a life-threatening rather than a life-changing experience. For millions of other women and girls,
Serce dla Ukrainy / Heart for Ukraine is a charitable non-profit foundation established to help disadvantaged women and children.Now the Foundation is actively helping refugees and people leaving Ukrainian territory seeking refuge in Poland.
Assistance for children and pregnant women in Lithuania, +370 5 261 0815, informacija@savethechildren.org
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Children, Marginalized People, Women
