More than 27,200 people have signed to offer their homes to refugees through, including more than 17,100 across Europe and more than 5,300 in the US.Ī has also received more than $6.4 million in small-dollar, direct donations from a total of more than 70,000 individual donors across 95 countries. In the past three weeks, has received an overwhelming response from individuals looking to assist this effort. Yulia Zimmerman, Marketing Lead, Nova Ukraine
Together with, we have an effective way to connect the dots and contribute to a meaningful solution for those in need. Ordinary people reach out to Nova Ukraine daily to offer their homes as refugees seek temporary accommodation. With 3 million refugees having crossed the border already, the need for housing is growing.
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Nova Ukraine will work with to connect refugees to emergency housing, referring eligible applicants to to receive vouchers for free short-term accommodations. Nova Ukraine is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine and raising awareness about Ukraine around the world. Jessica Reese, Vice President of Institutional Development, HIAS Our emergency partnership for the Ukraine crisis leverages five years of lessons learned and best practice established from the HIAS-Airbnb partnership serving refugees, asylum seekers and those forcibly displaced by conflict. Together we will ensure that the most vulnerable, including women, children and the elderly – have access to immediate shelter and critical protection services. HIAS is grateful to partner again with to rapidly address the urgent housing needs of refugees fleeing the crisis in Ukraine. Building on these nearly five years of partnership, HIAS and will connect people fleeing Ukraine to free, short-term housing, beginning in Poland. Since 2017 - when Airbnb first began efforts to provide free, temporary housing to refugees, which would evolve into - HIAS has been one of the program’s earliest partners, most recently working with to support refugees and asylees from Central and South America and to meet its goal in offering housing to more than 24,000 Afghan newcomers.
HIAS is a world leader in providing humanitarian aid and assistance to refugees.
This follows ’s partnership with the International Organization for Migration – to connect people fleeing from Ukraine to free, short-term housing in Poland, Moldova, Romania, Hungary and Slovakia – as well as the government of Germany and Save the Children Sweden, as part of the A Safe Start initiative. has been working to establish partnerships with international and regional nonprofits active on the ground, who are responsible for booking and coordinating stays for refugee guests, regardless of nationality, race, ethnicity, or how they identify.Ī is announcing its collaboration with several additional organizations, including longtime partner HIAS and Nova Ukraine. Last month, Airbnb and announced that would offer free, temporary housing to up to 100,000 refugees fleeing from Ukraine.
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