“Come Back Alive” is a Foundation providing competent assistance to the military. Since 2014, our key goal has been to make the Defense Forces more efficient, save the lives of the military and systematically counter the enemy.

When the war started on the 24th of February, the Embassy of Ukraine to the UK set up this platform to raise funds and provide humanitarian support to Ukrainian people in the areas directly affected by the war.

Since the start of the war, millions of windows have been blown out by bombs or bullets. Soaring energy prices and sub-zero winter temperatures make this an urgent problem as windows are a key component of good building insulation.

Since the invasion of Ukraine began, over 450 companies have announced their withdrawal from Russia—but some companies have continued to operate in Russia undeterred.

Families fleeing the conflict have left their homes with only the items they were able to carry. Help us provide food, water, shelter, healthcare and protection.

While Ukraine has so far been successful at pushing back Russian forces, Russia’s advance into Ukraine continues on multiple fronts as heavy fighting takes place in different cities and regions. / There are several options to help the Ukrainian military.

Based on popular request, we have updated our page on organizations helping the Ukrainian army that accept donations from abroad — now the info is as of January 2022.

From writing to your MP, to sending donations, here are some of the ways in which you can help the people of Ukraine.

What can you do to support Ukraine & Ukrainians? Find out here.

BrexitDB.com has temporarily stopped posting Brexit news during the Putin regime's illegal invasion of Ukraine. We urge you to donate to support Ukraine's armed forces. Слава Україні! Героям слава! Glory to Ukraine!

The EU Touring Market for UK Artists was the World's Biggest and Nearly 4 Times the Size of the US: #LetTheMusicMove invites all artists, music professionals and fans to call on the UK government to do more to support the future of the music industry, and mitigate the Brexit-related impacts of restrictions, costs and delays on European touring.

We are in the middle of a pandemic. EU citizens in UK need more time to apply for settled or pre-settled status. The deadline for doing so needs to be extended by two years until 30th June 2023.

The Brexit deal between the UK and the EU has extremely damaging consequences for the music industry. UK musicians now face a mountain of red tape and extra costs, which threatens the viability of working in the EU and individual livelihoods.

Have you had a problem with your application for settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme? Are you struggling to apply, still waiting for a decision, or perhaps you received the wrong status, or were refused status? / Or, have you already been granted a status but are struggling to view or prove it because you haven't been given a physical proof of status?

We are Europeans from across the continent and around the world. / We want the people of Scotland to know that Europeans everywhere would welcome them back in the European Union if this is still their democratic wish.

It has never been more important for the Brexit deal and its impacts to be examined, and for the government’s future plans for our relationship with the EU to be challenged.

THE CAMPAIGN TO REJOIN THE EU STARTS HERE!

The Government should give UK voters the opportunity to vote on whether they want the Government to open negotiations on re-joining the European Union.

Just because digital is possible doesn’t mean you don’t need a backup.

The combination of a No Deal Brexit and Covid-19 will have a devastating impact on our NHS and our economy. Chip in to stop a No Deal Brexit.

As the UK begins to negotiate trade deals with countries around the world, do you want the food you eat to continue to be produced to the world leading standards you’ve come to expect? Sign our food standards petition and ask the UK government to ensure all food imports are produced to the same high standards as British farmers.

We should remain within the ECHR to protect our legal rights.