Emigration for Action has stopped humanitarian activities, and now the Just Help project continues them.

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About the new project

For almost two years, we have been providing medical supplies to Ukrainian refugees in Georgia. On December 14, 2024, the last volunteer shift took place at Emigration for Action. Now our work continues in a new project — Just Help.

He will focus on humanitarian and psychological assistance, using the experience and expertise of EfA.

Just Help will become part of the Shine Team family, which will provide more opportunities to continue working in the current environment.

Part of our team is also moving to Just Help. These are the same volunteers who have been helping people with their soul and perseverance for many months. We've already achieved a lot together and we don't want to stop.

Thank you for staying with us and helping to help

Help for Ukrainian refugees
Medicine
Medical care
Psychological assistance

procurement of medicines

psychological help

help with making appointments with medical professionals

Help for Russians who have emigrated because of the war
Hub for the Russian-speaking community

physical point of attraction for the Russian-speaking community

Stories

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The story of Sergei from Kherson, told by his sister

He grabbed me with his healthy arm and the first thing he said was: «You’re not going to leave me, are you?» to which I replied, «Of course I won’t!»

The story of Natalia Ivanovna, a refugee from Ukraine

When the house began to shake, I thought, that’s it: we didn’t hope for anything anymore

The story of Ukrainian refugees in Georgia. Tatiana and Zauri

Tatyana and Zauri became refugees twice in their lives: in Abkhazia in 1993 and in Ukraine 2022.

Video-interview

The story of Larisa from a village near Mariupol

I have nothing left, I’m homeless now

The story of Natalia from Kiev

I could only keep hoping, keep praying, keep searching

The story of Vita from Dnipro

I went to bed with the thought that I might not wake up in the morning

The story of volunteer Julia

I have wondered since the beginning of the war — what can I do to change this situation

The story of volunteer Vladimir

One should first be a human being and then a citizen

The story of volunteer Zhenya

I think that helping those suffering from the war is the right thing to do

The story of volunteer Rita

It was incredibly difficult to leave everything and head off into the unknown, but it would have been harder to stay

Achievements / 10.24

309 000 $

raised

8174

Requests processed

Over 10000 Ukrainians have received medical aid

Over 120 difficult medical cases have been resolved

Over 150 events were run in Georgia

media about us

Emigration for action on «TV Rain» channel

Non-profit integration on Maxim Katz's channel

Who and how buys medicines for Ukrainian refugees in Georgia

Supply of medicines in Tbilisi

«Emigration for Action»: How volunteers work in Tbilisi

«I'll tell you I was doing the right thing». Volunteers in Georgia help Ukrainian refugees with medicines

From citramon to chemotherapy: how departed Russians help Ukrainian refugees in Georgia

Help with work, New Year ahead of schedule, a foundling: how charities helped those in need in 2022

World Peace. Catalogue of women's anti-war initiatives

Anti-war Russians Are Helping Ukrainian Refugees Abroad

Volunteer Centers in Georgia Help Ukrainian Refugees

Reporter's Notebook: Crossing The Caucasus Mountains To Dodge The Russian Draft

One year after emigration: Russians in Georgia

About Emigration for Action on the Ark website

Collecting money and humanitarian aid in Tbilisi

300 refugees are waiting for medical supplies

Far from home, Russian exiles help Ukrainian refugees

Much of Russia’s intellectual elite has fled the country

Russians Fleeing Mobilization 'Don't Want to Die, Don't Want to Kill'

Two shifts plus war: why it is women who oppose war and help others

Get help

To get help, select a contact method below that is convenient for you and describe your enquiry via live chat or phone:

+995 598 920 213

Georgia Adaptation Guide (ru lang)

Information and help for citizens of Ukraine

Information and help for citizens of Russia

medicine in Georgia

Medicine in Georgia: State support for citizens of Ukraine

mobile communication

Georgian language

Colloquial Dictionary of Georgian

bank account opening

School in Georgia

Short-term rental housing

Long-term rental in Georgia

How to create a Binance wallet and buy cryptocurrency via P2P

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