UNICEF is providing emergency assistance to children in Ukraine affected by the eight-year conflict in the eastern region and the escalation of armed conflict. The Kanagawa Association for UNICEF, chaired by the President of YNU, is accepting emergency donations for Ukraine to support its activities.

https://unicef-kanagawa.jp/topics/522/
Announcement: UNICEF "Ukraine Emergency Donations" being accepted.
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In Ukraine, the lives and livelihoods of 7.5 million children are under imminent threat due to tensions that have persisted since February 2022. The security situation along the contact line, which divides areas under Ukrainian government control from those controlled by pro-Russian factions, remains highly unstable: on February 23, the Ukrainian government declared a state of emergency across the country starting February 24.

Please help the children in Ukraine by making a donation.
UNICEF is asking the international community for financial support of USD 276 million (approximately JPY 30 billion) for its activities in Ukraine and USD 73 million (approximately JPY 8 billion) for refugee assistance in neighboring countries. In response to this, the Japan Committee for UNICEF began accepting emergency donations for Ukraine on February 25, 2022.
⇒Click here for the latest information on Ukraine (opens JCU Ukraine information page).

Your support is greatly appreciated.

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You can send UNICEF donations from post offices (Japan Post Bank) nationwide.

Account name: Japan Committee for UNICEF
Postal payment account number: 00190-5-31000
Note: Please write "Ukraine K1-140" in the correspondence box.

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Note: If the transfer is made over the counter, thee is no handling fee.

If you need a transfer form, please contact the association, which will send you a transfer form exclusively for over the counter transfers.

Please note that ATMs and Japan Post Direct (PC, mobile phone, telephone and fax) are not exempt from remittance fees.

Receipts will be sent by JCU approximately two weeks later. Please keep the receipt in a safe place as it is tax deductible.

If you need a UNICEF collection box for your organization, company or fundraising activities in or outside schools, please contact the association.



UNICEF has set up support centers in border areas called 'Blue Dots' to help children and families.