GB-CHC-285776-UKR001CAFODCAFOD supporters have donated to the Pope Francis Ukraine Appeal. This project will see the funds raised donated to the Pope's Initiative in Ukraine, an initiative where Caritas Internationalis has an advisory role on the how the funds are managed. 06/06/2017: The most urgent problem is now the lack of water in Lisichansk, Lugansk region. In this regard, we want to send your money to provide water to children's hospitals (about 500 children) in Lisichansk. We will provide this project through the Charity Organization 'Caritas Severodonetsk'. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Pope for Ukraine InitiativeCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk6183.94006183.9400CAFOD General Funds6183.9400Pope for Ukraine InitiativeGB-CHC-285776-UKR003CAFODPartner: Caritas Ukraine (CUA) Contribution to CI Appeal: EA03/2022 Ukraine Context: The war in Ukraine has created a scale of humanitarian crisis of dire proportions: threatening civilian lives, livelihood and infrastructure; creating food shortages and large scale displacement. Key activities: delivery of humanitarian organization of infrastructure for places of temporary residence of people; protection of vulnerable population; restoration of destruction of civilian facilities; receiving and registering families; transportation to friends, family, or collective centres for shelter and support; operation of collective centres for sleeping, eating, caring for children; light case management to support stabilization and planning. Activity split: 30%: Food, nutrition & livelihoods in emergencies 10%: Non-food items in emergencies 10%: Protection in emergencies 30%: Shelter in emergencies 20%: Water, sanitation & hygiene in emergenciesCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk386844.392942016.8067CAFOD General Funds344827.5862CAFOD General Funds42016.8100Caritas Ukraine 344827.5900Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR004CAFODPartner: Depaul Ukraine Funding source: DEC appeal Total number of direct beneficiaries (individuals): 31,043 Contect: Depaul Ukraine will build on their existing expertise and reach in Ukraine to provide food assistance and social services to some of the 6.5 million IDPs created by the conflict in Ukraine. Key activities: scale up purchasing of food and refining logistics to distribute supplies to soup kitchens, outreach to home of vulnerable people and families & distribution points run by DePaul staff and volunteers. 75 individuals to receive permanent shelter or supported accommodation for six months. Welfare checks for vulnerable adults and families. Supported accommodation for homeless single mothers and their children. Operating an orphanage for children with complex disabilities in Ivano-Frankivsk region. Capacity strengthening of local staff in humanitarian response (including security, safeguarding, humanitarian standards, programme quality & implementation, logistics and procurement) Activity split: 90%: Food, nutrition & livelihoods in emergencies 10%: Water, sanitation & hygiene in emergencies Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul InternationalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk4490835.68001500676.0000CAFOD General Funds2781387.9100CAFOD General Funds208771.7700CAFOD General Funds1125507.0000Depaul International375169.0000Depaul International2086040.9300Depaul International695346.9800Depaul International208771.7700Depaul InternationalGB-CHC-285776-UKR005CAFODAs the war in Ukraine has grown protracted and destruction of communities continues, many displaced and other violence-affected households struggle to meet their basic needs, access basic services, and cope with psychosocial stress. Caritas SPES will engage 32 local implementing partners in the proposed response, comprising teams at the diocese 7 and parish (level). Together these 32 partners, supported by the National Office, will provide assistance in 16 oblasts across Ukraine. The proposed response targets vulnerable displaced and war-affected households across the country, building on the experienced gained by local implementation units during the first year of the CSU response to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. Activities will cover food/NFI distributions, shelter, soup kitchens, cash assistance, and vouchers.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Anonymous - excluded for security reasonsCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk50000.000050000.0000CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Anonymous - excluded for security reasonsGB-CHC-285776-UKR006CAFODPartner: CRS Funding source: DEC appeal Total number of direct beneficiaries (individuals): 5,020 Context: Large numbers of IDPs within Ukraine still lack access to sufficient food, WASH facilities, and various other basic requirements. Key activities: Providing multipurpose cash assistance to IDPs fleeing violence. Activity split: 20%: Food, nutrition & livelihoods in emergencies 20%: Health in emergencies 20%: Non-food items in emergencies 20%: Shelter in emergencies 20%: Water, sanitation & hygiene in emergencies Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Catholic Relief Services - US Conference of Catholic BishopsCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk996863.8400997023.0000CAFOD General Funds-159.1500CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds697804.6900Catholic Relief Services - US Conference of Catholic Bishops299059.1500Catholic Relief Services - US Conference of Catholic BishopsGB-CHC-285776-UKR007CAFODContext: The scale of need in Ukraine has grown: OCHA suggest 16 million people need urgent assistance but estimate only two-thirds are receiving it. Alongside provision of emergency material assistance, there is a need to respond to other emerging issues such as trauma, accommodation and welfare entitlements. There is also a key need for winterisation support, as temperatures often reach -20C. Prior to war, dozens of people sleeping rough would freeze to death from hypothermia every year. The war has caused a sharp rise in homelessness (in its broad definition) so there is a risk this will be multiplied if support is not put in place. Programme overview: Depaul's project builds on the foundations and outcomes achieved during DEC Phase 1. The programme will sustain provision of emergency assistance and augment this with winterisation support, whilst also developing holistic support and accommodation services to meet the wider needs of affected populations. The duration is 12 months over phase 2a with activities anticipated to continue to phase 2b depending on need and availability of funding. Winterisation related activities will be predominantly delivered in the first six months although will continue as needed. Key activities include: Outcome A – affected populations have access to food assistance Outcome B – affected populations have access to basic hygiene assistance Outcome C – Affected populations are supported with winterisation Outcome D – Affected populations have access to holistic support services (legal, MHPSS) Outcome E – Affected population have access to accommodationCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul InternationalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7974604.70003815829.4800CAFOD General Funds3816233.5900CAFOD General Funds23640.0000CAFOD General Funds-0.0100CAFOD General Funds318901.6400CAFOD General Funds1998049.0000Depaul International1817780.4800Depaul International2058124.2000Depaul International2100651.0200Depaul InternationalGB-CHC-285776-UKR009CAFODDuring the design of this project, it was evident that tailored and context-specific psycho-social support for IDPs and refugees was the greatest unmet need. The approach taken has been to identify Ukrainian refugee women in Slovakia who are able to be employed to provide psycho-social care. Carefully selected and equipped with adequate training, these refugees are providing psycho-social assistance to children and adults visiting the various types of places set up for helping refugees and IDPs. There are three core components to this second phase project (building on Phase 1 which ran from May - August 2022): (1) Continued provision of psycho-social care by Ukrainian refugees in Slovakia, (2) Expanded provision of psycho-social care in Ukraine (Western Carpathia, Transcarpathia, and regions of Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia), and (3) Provision of technical training and psycho-social support to front-line psycho-social workers in Ukraine and Slovakia, many of whom have lived experience of the war.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas SpišCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk80000.000080000.0000CAFOD General Funds80000.0000Caritas SpišGB-CHC-285776-UKR010CAFODContext: Full scale war in Ukraine has led to an increase in cases of human trafficking as detected by Caritas specialists in different regions of Ukraine. Caritas Ukraine staff have screened cases of sexual exploitation, labour exploitation, forced begging, domestic servitude, and forced involvement in criminal activities and armed conflict. In addition, the large number of Ukrainian refugees who surveys demonstrate intend to return home likely also include many individuals in vulnerable situations who have been exploited. In the experience of Caritas Ukraine, trafficking survivors rarely apply to Ukrainian state institutions like social services or the police, but often refer to non-governmental or church-based organizations like Caritas. Programme overview: The goal of this project is to reduce number of human trafficking cases in the long term, to screen for survivors of human trafficking among the most vulnerable population in Ukraine, and to provide survivors with targeted reintegration assistance. Key activities include: 1. Awareness raising activities in order to prevent future instances of human trafficking among the population. 2. Proactive screening and identification of the victims among the vulnerable population and delivery of comprehensive assistance to the survivors and their family members. 3. Knowledge and experience sharing in counter trafficking with different stakeholders.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk107456.1403107456.1403CAFOD General Funds107456.1400Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR011CAFODPartner: Caritas Ukraine (CUA) Contribution to CI Appeal: EA31/2022 Ukraine Total number of direct beneficiaries (individuals): 308,814 Context: Since the start of the war, Caritas Ukraine and a growing number of local Caritas organizations have been implementing emergency response programming across the country. With support from CI Member Organizations via the EA 03/22, which will close at the end of December 2022, CUA was able to provide over two million services as of mid-December. With this new EA, Caritas Ukraine and local Caritas organisations will continue their essential work. Key activities: providing places of temporary residence, supporting the repair/reconstruction of homes, provision of drinking water and hygiene assistance, provision of hot meals and food kits, protection of vulnerable population, capacity building of local Caritas organisations Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk344988.4443344130.3418CAFOD General Funds858.1025CAFOD General Funds344130.3400Caritas Ukraine 858.1000Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR012CAFODCAFOD will support DePaul Ukraine to deliver specialist, quality MHPSS services to individuals with a mental health need, as part of our wider community engagement and support response. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul InternationalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk125272.850044659.8900CAFOD General Funds137611.1600CAFOD General Funds-55571.2000CAFOD General Funds-1427.0000CAFOD General Funds182271.0500Depaul International-55571.2000Depaul International-1427.0000Depaul InternationalGB-CHC-285776-UKR013CAFODContext: The scale of need in Ukraine has grown: OCHA suggest 16 million people need urgent assistance but estimate only two-thirds are receiving it. Alongside provision of emergency material assistance, there is a need to respond to other emerging issues such as trauma, accommodation and welfare entitlements. There is also a key need for winterisation support, as temperatures often reach -20C. Prior to war, dozens of people sleeping rough would freeze to death from hypothermia every year. The war has caused a sharp rise in homelessness (in its broad definition) so there is a risk this will be multiplied if support is not put in place. Programme overview: Depaul's project builds on the foundations and outcomes achieved during DEC Phases 1 and 2a. The programme will sustain provision of emergency assistance and augment this with winterisation support, whilst also developing holistic support and accommodation services to meet the wider needs of affected populations. Winterisation related activities were predominantly delivered in phase 2a but will continue into phase 2b as needed. In order to better track and analyse the measures to strengthen accountability to affected populations, five new outputs and indicators have been added to this phase. These will track the number of feedback/complaints received through project mechanisms and their successful resolution, as well as community satisfaction with project services and awareness of the feedback mechanisms through post-distribution monitoring. Key activities include: Outcome A – affected populations have access to food assistance [Outcome B – Hygiene - Discontinued] Outcome C – Affected populations are supported with winterisation Outcome D – Affected populations have access to holistic support services (legal, MHPSS) Outcome E – Affected population have access to accommodation Outcome F - Affected populations access safe and dignified feedback mechanismsCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul InternationalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3468221.90001815267.9400CAFOD General Funds23724.0000CAFOD General Funds293777.0200CAFOD General Funds729294.0700CAFOD General Funds33720.0000CAFOD General Funds504149.4700CAFOD General Funds17942.0000CAFOD General Funds325000.0000Depaul International325000.0000Depaul International463773.8700Depaul International463773.8700Depaul International237720.2000Depaul International317501.0200Depaul International262646.9400Depaul International500367.1300Depaul International522091.4700Depaul InternationalGB-CHC-285776-UKR014CAFODThe overall goal of the project is to improve psycho-social state of refugees/IDPs and people directly affected by the war in Ukraine. The outcome of the intervention is to achieve a tangible impact on the target group in helping vulnerable refugees/IDP to better cope with war traumas, strengthening their resilience and better integrating into host communities. This will be achieved by providing tailor-made psycho-social support services via employed and trained psycho-social workers and psychologists. The project is a “Phase 3” continuation of an existing psycho-social intervention starting as an emergency response in May 2022, a few months after the outbreak of the full-scale war in Ukraine. The project is being delivered in five locations by 5 local implementing partners from the Caritas network with a strong focus on Ukraine. The Phase 3 project will ensure the continuation of much-needed psycho-social services and build on the experiences build-up in the previous project phases. The activities will rely primarily on the existing trained psycho-social staff. In Phase 3, the project will undergo a geographic re-focus and will be enriched by important elements ensuring a qualitative re-shape. TCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas SpišCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk299882.103410904.3478178882.1034CAFOD General Funds121000.0000CAFOD General Funds10904.3478CAFOD General Funds113793.1000Caritas Spiš65089.0000Caritas Spiš121000.0000Caritas SpišGB-CHC-285776-UKR015CAFODCAFOD are co-funding a project which was originally submitted to DEC as a collective initiative under the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal (UHA). Christian Aid will be project manager, with CAFOD, CARE and Save the Children contributing similar amounts of funding and coordinating closely to support the project. Philanthropy in Ukraine (PhilinUA) is a new platform addressing the need for increased visibility of local and national actors (L/NAs) in Ukraine. It aims to effectively connect verified organisations with each other and donors, promote transparency and trust, and foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the charitable and philanthropic community. Philanthropy in Ukraine is a newly registered NGO in Ukraine and has completed Christian Aid's due diligence process to become a partner. The total budget for the project is £198,987. CAFOD will contribute £49,999. In April 2024, DEC confirmed an additional 50% funding to top up the collective funding which covered £50,000 of the total project budget covered by the consortium (CAFOD, CARE, Christian Aid, Save the Children); see updated budget in 'Supporting Documents'. CAFOD's contribution will now cover 12.5% of the total project budget. Reporting for the full project will be received. Project Outcome Matrix updated to include outcomes, outputs and indicators as per Output Table submitted to DEC by Christian Aid.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Christian AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk49999.000049999.0000CAFOD General Funds49999.0000Christian AidGB-CHC-285776-UKR016CAFODPlease note, this project is carried out as part of a consortium with Depaul, the NGO Resource Centre, and Christian Aid with their partner APH. CAFOD will hold the primary relationship with the DEC and will transfer funds separetely to Depaul,the NGORC, and Christian Aid. Ukrainian civil society has stepped up to the challenge of providing millions of people with humanitarian assistance over the last 2 years. Thousands of ‘accidental humanitarians’ with very limited background, experience or expertise have demonstrated huge commitment, applying their experience and skills from other sectors to providing assistance and services for vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people. Many staff and volunteers have been and continue to be affected by the war personally, and there is a significant need for mental health and psychosocial support activities while maintaining staff well-being and preventing burn-out. As the humanitarian response evolves into a protracted crisis, there is a need to support local and national actor (L/NA) staff to develop sustainable approaches to providing humanitarian assistance across the country in the medium-long term. An investment in skills training to further strengthen Ukrainian civil society in person-centred and trauma-informed approaches to supporting vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people will improve the quality and effectiveness of services and ensure a more sustainable recovery and reconstruction process when the time comes. This increased understanding will also minimise the potential for harm and/or the re-traumatisation of people Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)NGO Resource CenterCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk23158.220018928.4900CAFOD General Funds4229.7300CAFOD General Funds12216.0000NGO Resource Center6397.6000NGO Resource Center314.8900NGO Resource Center4229.7300NGO Resource CenterGB-CHC-285776-UKR017CAFODPlease note, this project is carried out as part of a consortium with Depaul, the NGO Resource Centre, and Christian Aid with their partner APH. CAFOD will hold the primary relationship with the DEC and will transfer funds separetely to Depaul,the NGORC, and Christian Aid. Ukrainian civil society has stepped up to the challenge of providing millions of people with humanitarian assistance over the last 2 years. Thousands of ‘accidental humanitarians’ with very limited background, experience or expertise have demonstrated huge commitment, applying their experience and skills from other sectors to providing assistance and services for vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people. Many staff and volunteers have been and continue to be affected by the war personally, and there is a significant need for mental health and psychosocial support activities while maintaining staff well-being and preventing burn-out. As the humanitarian response evolves into a protracted crisis, there is a need to support local and national actor (L/NA) staff to develop sustainable approaches to providing humanitarian assistance across the country in the medium-long term. An investment in skills training to further strengthen Ukrainian civil society in person-centred and trauma-informed approaches to supporting vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people will improve the quality and effectiveness of services and ensure a more sustainable recovery and reconstruction process when the time comes. This increased understanding will also minimise the potential for harm and/or the re-traumatisation of peopleCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Christian AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk145462.3600145462.3600CAFOD General Funds127387.3000Christian Aid18075.0600Christian AidGB-CHC-285776-UKR018CAFODPlease note, this project is carried out as part of a consortium with Depaul, the NGO Resource Centre, and Christian Aid with their partner APH. CAFOD will hold the primary relationship with the DEC and will transfer funds separetely to Depaul, the NGORC, and Christian Aid. Ukrainian civil society has stepped up to the challenge of providing millions of people with humanitarian assistance over the last 2 years. Thousands of ‘accidental humanitarians’ with very limited background, experience or expertise have demonstrated huge commitment, applying their experience and skills from other sectors to providing assistance and services for vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people. Many staff and volunteers have been and continue to be affected by the war personally, and there is a significant need for mental health and psychosocial support activities while maintaining staff well-being and preventing burn-out. As the humanitarian response evolves into a protracted crisis, there is a need to support local and national actor (L/NA) staff to develop sustainable approaches to providing humanitarian assistance across the country in the medium-long term. An investment in skills training to further strengthen Ukrainian civil society in person-centred and trauma-informed approaches to supporting vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people will improve the quality and effectiveness of services and ensure a more sustainable recovery and reconstruction process when the time comes. This increased understanding will also minimise the potential for harm and/or the re-traumatisation of peopleCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul InternationalCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk54846.150049855.7300CAFOD General Funds4990.4200CAFOD General Funds32896.0000Depaul International14427.7100Depaul International2532.0200Depaul International4990.4200Depaul InternationalGB-CHC-285776-UKR019CAFODNext phase of UKR010. Anti-trafficking project led by Caritas Ukraine national office (Safe Migration and Anti-trafficking Department) with 7 regional Caritas organizations: Kyiv (covering Kyiv, Chernihiv, Vinnytsia, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr), Odesa, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Ternopil, Chernivtsi, and Khmelnytskyi regions. The project goal is to reduce human trafficking by prevention, raising awareness and identification of survivors among the most vulnerable population of Ukraine and provision comprehensive reintegration assistance. The objectives are: 1. Prevention of human trafficking, raising awareness and advocacy. 2. Proactive screening and identification of the survivors among the vulnerable population. 3. Comprehensive assistance to the survivors and their family members. 4. Capacity building, knowledge and experience sharing in counter trafficking within stakeholders (both internal – Caritas stakeholders, and external – subjects of the national referral mechanism).Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk200000.0000175000.0000CAFOD General Funds25000.0000CAFOD General Funds200000.0000Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR020CAFODNow in its third year, the war in Ukraine continues to drive high levels of humanitarian needs, with the effects of fighting and its impact on infrastructure, livelihoods and access to services felt by displaced, returnee and non-displaced individuals across the country. The effects of the war are particularly strong in regions of the country closest to the frontlines and the Russian-Ukrainian border. Overall, OCHA estimated 14.6 million people living in Ukraine will require humanitarian assistance in 2024. Vulnerable war-affected households in Ukraine continue to face challenges in meeting their basic needs, primarily as a result of the depletion of resources and lack of income. CSU will focus the proposed project on the oblasts of Ukraine with the greatest scale and severity of needs: Sumska, Kharkivska, Donetska, Dnipropetrovska, Zaporizhzhska, and Khersonska. Across the six oblasts, CSU will engage eight local centers in project implementation. CSU has chosen centers based on their ability to provide assistance to highly vulnerable displaced and returnee households, and to operate mobile teams that can provide assistance in rural areas, including in areas within 40 km or less of the frontline or Ukrainian-Russian border. This geographic targeting aligns with the priorities laid out in the OCHA Humanitarian Response Plan for 2024. 60 This project the response will prioritizes local centers that do not currently have emergency funding and those where the gap between funding and needs are high. UKR020/1/2 will see CAFOD fund the positions of Grants Manager and National MEAL Manager for 12 months each as part of our organisational development contribution to Caritas SPES.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Anonymous - excluded for security reasonsCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk82237.508350000.0000CAFOD General Funds0.0000CAFOD General Funds32237.5083CAFOD General Funds50000.0000Anonymous - excluded for security reasons32237.5100Anonymous - excluded for security reasonsGB-CHC-285776-UKR021CAFODCAFOD will support DePaul Ukraine to deliver specialist, quality MHPSS services to individuals with a mental health need, as part of our wider community engagement and support response. This is a continuation of UKR012.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul UkraineCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk192202.6300192202.6300CAFOD General Funds55571.2000Depaul Ukraine1427.0000Depaul Ukraine67602.2100Depaul Ukraine67602.2200Depaul UkraineGB-CHC-285776-UKR022CAFODCaritas Ukraine’s ‘School Bag Campaign’ has been running annually for 23 years, providing backpacks and stationery sets for schoolchildren. The need has been exacerbated by the war and is currently very high, with more than 8,000 complete backpacks needed. CUA’s fundraising goal for the 2024 School Bag Campaign is 3.5 million UAH (~85,000 EUR). The cost of purchasing and equipping one backpack is approximately 2,200 UAH (~42-50 EUR). In 2024, CAFOD launched our own fundraising campaign as part of the wider Ukraine Emergency Appeal to raise funds for CUA’s school bag fundraising campaign. Funds raised are intended to be transferred in their entirety to CUA. Funds raised at closure of appeal (30/08/2024): £1,969.60 (see https://donors.cafod.org.uk/page/ukrainianschoolbags). Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk2000.00002777.82002000.0000CAFOD General Funds2777.8200CAFOD General Funds2000.0000Caritas Ukraine 2777.8200Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR023CAFODCAFOD is co-funding the NGO RC’s 2025 and 2026 report into the state of localisation in Ukraine alongside Christian Aid and Action Aid. The understanding of humanitarian localisation in the Ukrainian humanitarian response remains a key policy and practice concern for donors and humanitarian actors. This progress report follows the 2024 baseline report published by NGO RC which was widely shared within the sector, the report is hosted on the ICVA website here: https://www.icvanetwork.org/uploads/2023/09/A-Humanitarian-Localization-Baseline-for-Ukraine.pdf. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)NGO Resource CenterCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk24901.750025351.730016000.2900CAFOD General Funds8300.5800CAFOD General Funds600.8800CAFOD General Funds25351.7300CAFOD General Funds24901.7500NGO Resource Center25351.7300NGO Resource CenterGB-CHC-285776-UKR024CAFODGlobal Affairs Canada-funded (ICD2722) two-year multi-sectoral project aimed at meeting critical needs of female single-headed and older-single-headed households (SHHs) with children and older dependants in Mkyolaiv, Odesa, and Kharkiv oblasts. Five multi-sectoral teams deliver services: four protection centres (in Kharkiv, Mykolaiv and Odesa) and one mobile team (serving hard-to-reach areas of Kharkiv Oblast). A team of social workers manage protection assessments and coordinate referrals for each household. Support for households will include: child protection and GBV sensitisation; MHPSS services; legal advice; medical support and cash-for-health; MPCA; shelter NFI; light-medium shelter repairs.Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul UkraineCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk1970760.2800985890.0000CAFOD General Funds984870.2800CAFOD General Funds400000.0000Depaul Ukraine585890.0000Depaul Ukraine492435.1400Depaul UkraineGB-CHC-285776-UKR025CAFODRomero House Skill-Exchange Ukraine PartnersCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk10022.09006974.0000CAFOD General Funds3048.0900CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-UKR026CAFODThe Project will support local CUA offices with the financial, legal and operational resources necessary to apply for, manage and deliver Resilience Centres and Supported Living Services on behalf of the Ukrainian Government. As part of the project CAFOD will support CUA to advocate for amendments to regulatory acts governing the provision of the services and to lobby for the reduction in bureaucracy, and funding for financial, legal and operational resources for managing the services. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk48461.538448461.5384CAFOD General Funds48461.5400Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR027CAFODThe project goal is to raise awareness about human trafficking among Caritas staff and other care givers and to increase capacities to protect the most vulnerable survivors of human trafficking in Ukraine. The objectives are: 1. Screening and identification of the survivors among the vulnerable population. 2. Comprehensive and tailor made assistance to the survivors and their family members. 3. Conducting training of trainers (ToT) for project staff and trainings for all Caritas network staff. 4. Prevention of human trafficking, with focus on children, youth, their parents and guardians. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Caritas Ukraine CAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk93833.050893833.0508CAFOD General Funds93833.0500Caritas Ukraine GB-CHC-285776-UKR028CAFODGrant to cover Capacity Strengthening and Advocacy activities at Depaul Ukraine between 2025 and 2028, with a goal of leaving Depaul Ukraine in a strong position to sustain activities independently when CAFOD's Ukraine Programme ends in March 2028. Activities will be based on recommendations from the Capacity Self-Assessment facilitated by DPI and CAFOD with Depaul Ukraine in 2024-25. Funding will be released in successive approvals as action plan and budget are developed iteratively. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Depaul UkraineCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk126417.500045760.0000CAFOD General Funds80657.5000CAFOD General Funds45760.0000Depaul Ukraine80657.5000Depaul UkraineGB-CHC-285776-UKR029CAFODOperational arm of UKR023 (Localisation Baseline Research Project)Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk11850.000011850.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-UKR030CAFODCAFOD Operational Activity in Support of IHA Project UKR024Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk3400.76003400.7600CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-UKR031CAFODConsultancy Payment for Anti-trafficking Project UKR027 - payment made on behalf of Caritas UkraineCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk7500.00007500.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-UKR032CAFODThe Ukraine Pooled Fund (UPF) consortium is leading on the management and development of the fund since it was handed over from START Network. The Ukraine Locally-led Pooled Fund project was funded by the DEC and implemented by START Network and NNLPD as the Ukrainian grant custodian between September 2023 and March 2025. Christian Aid and CAFOD are co-funding the UPF consortium to support both their self-identified priority needs in fundraising and donor engagement, and communications and visibility, as well as to fund Ukrainian organisations with grants to implement projects and, if requested, capacity strengthening needs. Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)Christian AidCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk100000.0000100000.0000CAFOD General Funds100000.0000Christian AidGB-CHC-285776-UKR033CAFODTranslation and Interpretation Costs for the Ukraine ProgrammeCatholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk14343.48002000.000014343.4800CAFOD General Funds2000.0000CAFOD General FundsGB-CHC-285776-UKR034CAFODStaff Care for DPU staff - APPEAL funded Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)CAFODCAFODcafod@cafod.org.uk5746.87005746.8700CAFOD General Funds