Poland: Lifeline for Ukrainian refugees confronts donor fatigue and online abuse as anti-Ukrainian sentiment grows

A Ukrainian woman who fled her war-torn country has built a lifeline for refugees in Poland, but her organization now faces significant challenges. Donor fatigue and funding cuts are making it harder for her to provide essential support to those in need. This growing financial strain is compounded by rising hostility and online abuse, as anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland continues to grow. The decline in public support for Ukrainian refugees has serious implications for the economy and trade in the region.

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Donor fatigue and online abuse are affecting a lifeline for Ukrainian refugees in Poland. The organization's funding is being cut, which could impact its ability to provide aid to those in need.

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