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

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Briefings

A Ukrainian refugee organization in Poland established a critical support network for displaced persons during the war. However, the organization now faces severe challenges including donor fatigue, funding reductions, and increasing online hostility. The situation highlights the tension between humanitarian aid and rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment in the region.

Key points

• The organization was founded by a Ukrainian woman who fled the war in her country to provide support for refugees in Poland.
• Current challenges include donor fatigue, funding cuts, and rising online hostility as support for Ukrainians in Poland wanes.

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Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. Specific dates of funding cuts, exact numbers of donors affected, and the timeline of online hostility are not provided.

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