# MOLDOVA FOR PEACE

Over 800,000 people from Ukraine have crossed the border to Moldova since the beginning of the aggression from 24 February, 2022. The heavy flows of refugees during those first weeks did create a humanitarian crisis given the small population and limited resources of Moldova.

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- **Updated:** 2023-02-22T20:55:31+02:00

## MOLDOVA FOR PEACE

However, the situation has changed considerably since those early days, going from a refugee crisis to a managed situation focused on integration and long-term support for the 100,000 Ukrainians who have decided to stay in Moldova.

We are very proud of how Moldovans worked together to host and support our Ukrainian neighbors in need both during the initial crisis and still today. Until recently, around 75% of Ukrainian families were hosted by ordinary Moldovan families who shared their homes, food, and all that they had. \\

Today, there are still thousands of Moldovans volunteering and donating supplies through organizations like:

Молдова для українців Dopomoga.gov.md Donations platform

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