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I’m holding on. But I need help

I am a former volunteer fighter and the wife of a fighter of the Kalinouski Regiment, who went missing in action in 2024. I am reaching out to you for support because I cannot cope with this situation on my own.

“We need a lot of money, and it’s running out.” Help for a Belarusian woman in exile: she has depression, her son has autism

Because the child requires a lot of attention and effort, Irina does not work. The family lives only on the husband’s salary, but specialized training for the boy is expensive.

“Sentenced for an interest in World War II.”

Activist of the BNF party Vladimir Pryadkin from Rechytsa was convicted over online publications that were deemed to contain “rehabilitation of Nazism.” After his release, the man was forced to emigrate and start life from scratch. He is asking for help in order to survive in the new conditions.

A Belarusian came back home to treat his eyesight and ended up in prison. Now he needs expensive contact lenses and glasses.

A former political prisoner needs help covering the cost of expensive contact lenses and glasses after losing half of his eyesight while in detention.

“They told me that next time it would end even worse.” A Belarusian LGBT activist in exile needs help after torture by GUBOPiK

Belarusian activist Viktoria Kutuzova fled the country after torture and threats by security forces. Today she lives in exile in Georgia and urgently needs support to restore her health and survive.

“Treatment is ongoing, but insurance does not cover all expenses.” A Belarusian journalist is undergoing cancer treatment and is asking for help

Journalist Mikhail Karnevich left Belarus due to political persecution for his professional activities. In exile, he is undergoing treatment for cancer and needs support to get through the period of therapy without being left without housing or means of subsistence.

“I signed the paper just to get out.” The story of a Belarusian forced into cooperation with the KGB – but who managed to break free

To avoid being forced into cooperating with the KGB, Eugene fled to Serbia. Now he is trying to rebuild his life after losing his home and business.

“Because I was added to the ‘terrorist list’, all my bank accounts were blocked”

Aleksei Prokhorov spent three years in a colony for a comment on social media. His health deteriorated in prison, and he was added to the “terrorist lists”. Because of this, all his accounts were frozen, he was unable to work, and only after evacuating to Poland did he gain hope of rebuilding his life.

Support for Belarusian Volunteer “Minuta”

A Belarusian volunteer with the call sign “Minuta” fought on some of the toughest sections of the front as part of the “Volat” Battalion of the Kastus Kalinouski Regiment and was awarded for bravery. After completing his service, he ended up in the EU, where due to health and documentation issues his family has temporarily been left without any means of subsistence.