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Volunteers from Poland remember how Poles opened their homes to Ukrainian refugees in 2022
Publication: Global Voices
Author: Anna Romandash
Source published: 26/10/2026, 19:45:17 UTC
Briefing created: 26/10/2026, 20:02:44 UTC
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Briefings
Polish volunteers from Folkowisko Association provided emergency aid and established a medical clinic in Nakhachiv, near the Polish-Ukrainian border, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The organization later expanded to offer psychological care and temporary housing for Ukrainian families. However, the source material does not specify the total number of volunteers, the specific number of Ukrainian families housed, or the exact duration of the Nakhachiv clinic's operation, leaving these metrics unquantified.
Key points
- Volunteers from the Polish association Folkowisko provided immediate emergency assistance and established a medical clinic in Nakhachiv near the Polish-Ukrainian border in February 2022.
- The organization later expanded its work to offer psychological care and temporary housing for Ukrainian families affected by the war.
Context
The article describes how Polish volunteers from Folkowisko Association intervened at the Budomierz-Hruszow border crossing in February 2022, days after Russia launched its full-scale invasion. The work evolved into a network of projects across the Polish-Ukrainian border, including a medical clinic and education center in Nakhachiv, where joint workshops and psychological care were established.
Limitations
The source evidence does not provide specific numbers for the total number of volunteers, the exact count of Ukrainian families housed, or the precise duration of the Nakhachiv clinic's operation. Additionally, the text does not specify the city or region where the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) acquired an important place in national memory, nor does it confirm the specific location of the village where 43 Polish residents were resettled in 1945 and 1947.
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