Who we are
Global Aid Network (GAiN) is
a worldwide humanitarian
organisation
What we do
We involve people in a
hands-on response to
poverty and crisis
Why we do it
Our mission is to
reveal hope and
restore life
Alina from Borodyanka
Borodyanka, Gateway to Kyiv
Borodyanka, Ukraine. A quiet one-street town, 35 miles to the north of Kyiv, which had roughly 13,000 residents. It is a strategic place as this narrow route provides passage to the country’s capital. This small town was bombed extensively by the Russian armed forces during the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine.
Amira's* Story
On the Road to Damascus
“I remember the sweet moments in my city when the snow was falling just before Christmas 2013. Looking out through my window our children, with their new hats and gloves, playing excitedly in the snow.
In wasn’t long after that, as the children were getting ready for school that everything changed. The phone rang and a friend warned us not to leave the house as ‘Daesh’ (ISIS) were in the streets nearby.
Get Involved
Follow us on
Sign up to receive updates on our relief efforts and development projects
Drop off your Donations at any Collection Point
What's happening now
GAiN Volunteers on the ground in Poland
GAiN Volunteerson the ground in Poland Our partners in Poland have communicated a need for highly skilled and well-trained individuals
Looking back and highlights
Looking back and highlights As we think about the challenges we had last year with the pandemic and how we
Reaching families across Haiti
Reaching Familiesacross Haiti Haiti has had to endure back-to-back natural disasters, leaving people displaced, without food, water or shelter. The
More Aid sent across the world… and a voice wanting to be heard
As you know, our heart is to provide relief and development support for people living in poverty and crisis around
Last time we spoke…
It has been a while since we updated you with news about us and our work. We’ve had a number of new staffing updates, news about what’s been happening with our relief work in Greece, new opportunity to give aid to refugees in Bosnia and Herzegovina and a new start to being involved in a development project called Water for Life.
Refugee Crises in Greece
What a strange year. It was a year of isolation. A year where we were distracted from familiar things, everyday habits, our normal movements, our friends and even family. It has been a year of reflection about what is really necessary and important.