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Nadi Salem Awad Salout was killed by an Israeli airstrike on August 7 near Deir al-Balah, Gaza. He was an integral member of our WCK team from the early days of our response and a humanitarian at his very core. At age 37, Nadi was a husband and a father of four young children.

With more aid organizations now present in large population centers throughout Ukraine, WCK teams are able to focus on supporting the most isolated, at risk, and hardest-hit regions of the country. As the conflict enters a new phase, we are prioritizing efforts aimed at supporting communities caught between the fighting to provide nourishing meals to…

One of seven WCK workers killed by the IDF in Gaza on April 1, 2024.

WCK has mobilized field monitoring teams who stay in regular contact with communities all over Ukraine. Through this process, WCK remains responsive to what communities need and are able to ensure access to food doesn’t stop when the power gets cut. We spoke with three WCK field monitors—Ruslan, Olha, and Vova—about their roles. In the…

Read José’s remarks at the memorial service held at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC on Thursday, April 25.

The Monitoring Team’s mission is to keep up-to-date with the current situations in frontline villages in Ukraine. Come meet Anton, Tetiana, and Yuriy, some of the brave Food Fighters working behind the scenes to make sure WCK’s meals and food kits reach the people who need them.

Over the past year and a half, WCK has established regional teams across Ukraine capable of meeting the complex food and water needs of communities impacted by Russia’s full-scale invasion. Our teams have the capacity to respond to attacks within minutes and deliver nourishing meals and food kits to hard-to-reach villages just a few miles…

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