Röhlig support for Ukraine

The war in Ukraine and the associated suffering of those affected, are present everywhere. The fighting, sanctions and airspace closures are having a massive impact.  

Röhlig donation account

Poland is currently the country where most refugees from Ukraine arrive. In order to support the refugees in Poland, our partner Röhlig SUUS together with Röhlig Logistics has set up a Röhlig donation account with the NGO Fundacja Ocalenie, to which you can donate (anonymously if you wish). The Global Executive Board of Röhlig Logistics has decided to make the initial donation.

Your private donation is welcome, whatever the amount. 

Thank you very much!

English below:

Röhlig support for Ukraine

The war in Ukraine and the associated suffering of those affected, are present everywhere. The fighting, sanctions and airspace closures are having a massive impact. 

Röhlig donation account

Poland is currently the country where most refugees from Ukraine arrive. In order to support the refugees in Poland, our partner Röhlig SUUS together with Röhlig Logistics has set up a Röhlig donation account with the NGO Fundacja Ocalenie, to which you can donate (anonymously if you wish). The Global Executive Board of Röhlig Logistics has decided to make the initial donation.

Your private donation is welcome, whatever the amount. 

Thank you very much!

NGO Fundacja Ocalenie plans to undertake the following activities:

1. Continuing ad hoc emergency efforts, directed towards those fleeing war in Ukraine.

2. Creating safe space for children and day-care centres in short-term and long-term accommodation places for refugees, in 8 reception points near the border and in 14 accommodation centres as well as in Warsaw; the aim of this activity is to minimise the effects of war experience and the necessity to flee on children.

3. Developing a programme of long-term educational support and integration for children and young people; complementing support for children with other forms of assistance for entire families.

4. Increasing the availability of support provided to people from Ukraine by Foreigners Assistance Centres in Warsaw, Łódź and Łomża by:

• employing additional "first line of support" employees (mentors and cultural mentors) with Ukrainian language skills,
• hiring additional psychologists with Ukrainian and Russian language skills,
• employing other necessary specialists,
• organising other necessary assistance, including medical and housing assistance,

5. Organising support for local authorities in Mazowieckie Voivodeship receiving refugees by:

• field teams' visits to facilities accommodating refugees to provide basic counselling,
• consultations, trainings for municipalities including persons involved in providing and planning assistance to refugees,

6. Supporting other institutions and organisations in building competencies in assisting refugees, i.a. through consultation and training.

7. Developing the institutional network of the charity.