17.09.2026

We Are Launching a Humanitarian Transportation and Evacuation Support Project

The Charitable Foundation “Source of Revival” (CFSR) is launching the project “Emergency Humanitarian Transportation and Evacuation Support Mechanism for the Civilian Population”.

The project is being implemented in partnership with the Charitable Organization “Relief Coordination Centre” with financial support from the United States Department of State.

The purpose of the project is to provide emergency humanitarian transportation, evacuation support, and safe transportation for groups of civilians who, due to the war, security risks, or other difficult circumstances, require organized transportation to safer locations or places where they can access essential services.

Particular attention will be given to the transportation of groups of children, families with children, persons with disabilities, people with reduced mobility, older people, internally displaced persons, veterans, and other vulnerable groups.

Under the project, CFSR will respond to urgent humanitarian requests, provide transportation for groups of people from transit centers, and ensure the safe transportation of vulnerable groups along agreed routes.

One of the key priorities in implementing the project is ensuring the safety of people during transportation. This includes maintaining vehicles in proper technical condition, equipping them with the necessary safety equipment, training personnel, providing passengers with relevant information during journeys, and monitoring the quality of transportation support provided.

For CFSR, this project is an opportunity to strengthen systematic support for people who, because of the war, require evacuation or safe transportation, and to provide them with more reliable access to safer locations and essential services.

This article was funded by a grant or cooperative agreement from the United States Department of State.

The opinions, findings, and conclusions expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Department of State.