Each day, the tragedy in Ukraine deepens, and with no end in sight to the escalating conflict, women and girls continue to bear the brunt of the multiple humanitarian crises.

UNFPA and our partners are on the ground, providing lifesaving care and hope. But we cannot only aid women and girls in surviving — we must also work tirelessly to restore hope and confidence in their future.

A member of UNFPA’s mobile team provides social and psychological assistance.

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In Ukraine, over 1,200 days of conflict have drastically limited access to reproductive health services.

In pursuit of survival, essential family planning services — including support for women trying to conceive as well as those looking for information about contraception and their sexual and reproductive health — have become secondary. 

“There is a lot of pain surrounding the topic of family planning,” Inna, a nurse and family planning counsellor at a health center in the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, told us. “Many women are not engaging in sexual activity right now, and some are in mourning for their husbands. We have to be very careful when approaching this subject, as it is not always the right moment to talk about family planning.”
 

A UNFPA mobile clinic provides care across frontline regions of Ukraine.

UNFPA’s mobile clinics are a beacon of hope, providing essential reproductive healthcare and delivering lifesaving services to women and girls affected by violence. Beyond immediate care, our programs empower women through education, family planning, and mental health support — critical tools for rebuilding their lives with dignity and resilience.

You can help ensure that women and girls in Ukraine have the resources they need to not just survive, but to overcome and thrive. Will you deliver this promise of hope today?

Thank you for standing with women and girls in their time of need.

— USA for UNFPA​