We are building a cash-first refugee-support program: cash assistance, shelter materials, hot meals, and medical access for displaced families, delivered through vetted in-country partners. The pipeline targets contexts with the deepest acute need and the strongest local-partner depth Ukraine, Sudan/Chad border, eastern DRC, and the Syria/Türkiye corridor. Funds flow only after a signed MOU.
There is now twenty years of humanitarian evidence that wherever there is a functioning local market direct cash transfers are the most efficient, the most dignified, and the most preferred form of assistance. People know what they need better than we do. Our default in every refugee context is unconditional cash, delivered via mobile money or pre-loaded debit, against a biometric or government-ID enrolment.
In contexts where the local market is broken siege conditions, very recent displacement, or weather-isolated areas we shift to in-kind: shelter kits, hot meals, blankets, hygiene kits. We do this reluctantly and we move back to cash as soon as markets recover. The split is reported every quarter.
We do not run camps. We do not lead displaced families across borders. As a newly registered charity, our model is to deliver only through vetted in-country partners with legal mandate and operational depth in their context. We are actively in our partnership pipeline with key humanitarian agencies and specialist refugee NGOs, and we will commission independent third-party recipient surveys (dignity, sufficiency, safeguarding) once each program track is live. Every signed MOU and the third-party survey provider will be named here as it lands.
Planned cash transfers via Diia and partner banks for displaced households inside Ukraine, plus a winter-specific top-up for heating costs (gas, fuel, blankets). Will be delivered through Ukrainian NGOs registered with the Ministry of Social Policy. Partner outreach is in our pipeline.
Planned response along the Sudan-Chad border for households displaced into eastern Chad mobile-money cash where the network reaches, hot-meal kitchens where it does not. We are in early outreach with key humanitarian agencies and a vetted Chadian local partner; no funds will flow until a signed MOU is in place.
Planned response in North Kivu and Ituri, where market conditions are too unstable for reliable cash. Tarpaulin shelter kits, blankets, cooking sets, plus medical referral support. To be delivered through a vetted local partner once MOU is signed.
Planned response in northwest Syria and the Türkiye border zone for earthquake-and-conflict displaced households. Mobile-money cash plus a winter clothing voucher redeemable at vetted local retailers. To be delivered through a vetted partner once MOU is signed.
Every level below is a costed line from partner-context modelling. Pick the one that fits or give any other amount and we'll pool it into the next month's cycle. Every gift, regardless of size, gets a receipt with the ledger entry, the country, and the household or kitchen it landed in.
Covers a full week of groceries for one displaced household, sized to local food prices in their host community.
Two weeks of food plus rent contribution and utilities for one household. The most common monthly gift on this page.
A double-skin tarpaulin shelter kit (4×6m), rope, fixings, blankets and cooking set plus four weeks of cash to stabilise the household.
A full year of cash transfers plus quarterly check-ins from a partner case officer. Closes when the household reports self-sufficiency.
Funds one of our three border-area hot-meal kitchens for a full month staff, fuel, ingredients, water, and the security perimeter.
Pool it into the next monthly cycle. Same audit, same receipt, same dignity-first approach. No minimum, no premium for going small.
Cash gets there in 72 hours. The dignity gets there sooner. Pick any amount. We will tell you, line by line, exactly where it landed and what it bought.
