Lines of Help

• We deliver first-aid supplies, medicine, and medical equipment to Ukrainian hospitals every month. Since the full-scale invasion, we have provided more than CAD $30M worth of medical assistance to hospitals and evacuation units throughout Ukraine.
• We provide monthly financial aid to families, children in need, and Ukrainian veterans. In 2022, we set up a monthly giving program called “Project Liza”, in honor of children killed by Russia.
• Our team supplied food, shelter, safety, and evacuation support to displaced women, children, and elderly individuals who were evacuated to Western Ukraine and neighboring countries.

Find out more about our projects here: Thornhill MOVES SLC, Project Liza, The Vinnytsia Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research

Maple Hope Foundation delivers a range of trauma-informed programs that help Ukrainians rebuild emotional well-being, resilience, and hope—both in Canada and in Ukraine.

• Healing the Wounds of the War Together supports displaced Ukrainian women, youth, and teens across Canada through free, culturally sensitive counselling, group therapy, and mentorship. Led by Ukrainian mental-health professionals, the program helps participants overcome trauma, regain balance, and rebuild community belonging. Learn more →
• Source of Strength is Ukraine’s first grief and bereavement program dedicated to those who have lost loved ones in the war. Through therapeutic retreats in the Carpathian Mountains, women find space for healing, connection, and rediscovery of inner strength.
• Education Initiatives in Grief Support build Ukraine’s long-term capacity for trauma care. Since January 2025, Maple Hope has trained over 140 Ukrainian psychologists, social workers, and community leaders in professional and foundational grief counselling skills—creating a growing network of specialists equipped to provide compassionate, sustainable support nationwide.

Find out more about our projects here: UDAP, Operation Welcome Home, Kidtropolis Playdate

• We advocate for Ukraine by keeping current events and the truth about the war in the spotlight, engaging with new audiences. Our team regularly organizes and supports cultural events to raise awareness about Ukrainian history, language, music, and art. These events include concerts, art exhibitions, and film screenings.
• We are supported in our mission by a community of over 250 dedicated volunteers comprising fundraisers, event organizers, canvassers, and leaders from Ukrainian and other ethnic communities.

Learn more about our projects here: Ukrainian Language at UBC, European Union Film Festival, United for Ukraine Gala