This week, The Sunday Times covered our work in Ukraine.
Journalist Christina Lamb and photojournalist Paula Bronstein spent several days with our teams in Kharkiv, following installations across the city and meeting residents whose homes have been damaged by years of war.
As we travelled from home to home, they met the Ukrainians we support each day, bearing witness to their hardship and resilience.
Over the course of their reporting and conversations with our founder Harry, they explored how a simple solution to shattered windows has become a critical part of surviving Ukraine’s winters.
This long-form piece truly captures the impact our work has on the lives of civilians in frontline regions. We are sincerely grateful to Christina Lamb’s reporting, and Paula Bronstein’s eye, and the team at The Sunday Times for the care and depth with which they told this story and documented the lives of those affected.
Today, on Ukraine’s Easter Sunday, I invite you to take a moment to read this article, a powerful account of the work our teams have carried out day by day over the last three years.
Read the Report from Kharkiv
