UMH with Ukraine: Responsible Collaboration

The Miguel Hernández University of Elche (UMH) is firmly committed to lending its support behind the NGOs and humanitarian agencies that are involved in providing refuge, water, food, medicine, and aid for the Ukrainian people. To help with this, and due to numerous requests by the university community, the Vice Rectorate for International Relations has compiled information about several responsible methods to help these entities.

With this objective in mind, and based on information provided by the Valencian Coordinator of NGOs (CVONGD) and by entities specializing in humanitarian action, the Area of Development Cooperation and Volunteerism at the UMH has compiled useful information in the following link to help guide people interested in the various actions and forms to collaborate:

Valencian Coordinator of NGOs

CVONGD Recommendations to ensure that support reaches the population affected by the war in Ukraine

Information to support NGOs and humanitarian agencies that work in Ukraine

Red Cross

Besides economic aid and donations, the Red Cross has enabled a form to help establish or maintain contact between people separated from their family members.

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Collection points at the UMH (March 3 & 4)

The Miguel Hernández University of Elche (UMH) is setting up two collection points for medicine, sanitary materials, and essential products to be given to the Ukrainian people. These points will be set up this Thursday and Friday in the Altabix Building in addition to the Rectorado & Consejo Social Building. Both of these locations are found on the Elche Campus of the university.

The UMH has joined and is lending its support to this local initiative that was the brainchild of asociación Conciénciate (Raise your Awareness Association), in conjunction with the firm of Kronofrio Logistics. The Elche City Hall is also involved in organizing the collection points, which the city hall wants extended throughout the entire institutional, associative, and supportive fabric of this city.

Read the news piece at the following link:

UMH Sets up Two Emergency Collection Points for Food and Medicine for Ukrainian People