HELP UKRAINE

February 24, 2022 - The day Russia's military invaded Ukraine will be remembered the same in Europe as the terrorist strikes on 9/11/2001 in the USA.

From day one International Networx has been helping Ukrainians; refugees by purchasing airline tickets (lots) and organizing logistics, offering comfort and support at borders. In the field, our teams have provided humanitarian aid and purchased vehicles, generators, bulletproof vests, food, medical aid, construction materials, and more. The prayer and emotional support has encouraged many in Ukraine.

Russian military in Ukraine

Millions without homes in Ukraine

Moms armed to protect their children

Ukrainians fleeing from war

Women & children fleeing Ukraine

We help take aid to remote war-torn villages.

Ukrainian refugees flying to safety

We help Ukrainian REFUGEES in the USA

We meet Ukrainian refugees at airports

A new refugee family safely in USA

MASSIVE HOUSING CRISIS

The economy took a huge hit and many people who stayed or could not flee are suffering. One Ukrainian pastor says more than 2.5 million people are without a place to live. These are referred to as displaced people within the country.

Leaning on our history of construction in Ukraine, we are now helping to build houses.

We are networking with factories, city leaders, pastors, and builders to help mobilize the construction of wood frame houses. Though Ukraine is still fighting to liberate many of its border regions, our builders are working in safe areas where displaced people have fled and where housing is limited.

Many houses were bombed, and residents lost lives and all property.

Our senior missionary, Becky Ruland, prays with one woman who lost everything in a firefight between Ukrainian and Russian soldiers in her village.

Many cities are dealing with major destruction from the war.

One house design that we are helping to build.

Becky and an American builder review designs at a factory in Western Ukraine.

Networx coordinated an American builder to train builders at a factory in Western Ukraine.

Panels are built in a controlled, safe environment to ship to construction sites nationwide.

One project site ready to receive panels from the factory.

Becky meets with a mayor to assess their needs and help with new construction projects.

Becky meets with church pastors to assess their needs and help coordinate new construction projects.

TRAINING BUILDERS

Wood framing is not as popular in Eastern Europe, but International Networx introduced this faster method to Ukrainian pastors and missionaries in 2001. Our portfolio has grown as we trained local men to build.

For the massive need, we must train many more builders. They are grateful for new opportunities. We believe God will provide salaries for them so they can support their families as they help their nation recover. We want to pay them while they build houses for those who CAN NOT afford to pay them. We will also need to purchase tools to replace what was lost to war.

Networx president/CEO and senior missionary is coordinating efforts within Ukraine and forging new partnerships.

Your support is necessary for us to meet our goals. Thank you for giving generously.

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