VOICED : Thousands internally displaced in Ukraine because of crisis

The video discusses the displacement of families from Eastern Ukraine and Crimea due to conflict. Many have moved to Lviv, seeking safety and stability. Social workers are assisting these families with housing, education, and paperwork. The UN Refugee Agency reports significant internal displacement, with many hoping for improvement after the upcoming presidential election.

Why did the family move from the east of Ukraine to Lviv?

• They wanted to explore a new city.

• They were escaping conflict in their region.

• They had a job offer in Lviv.

• They were visiting relatives.

What was a major concern for the family that fled Crimea?

• Poor healthcare facilities.

• Lack of educational opportunities.

• High cost of living.

• Dangerous living conditions.

What percentage of displaced people reportedly moved to the area around Lviv?

• 25%

• 10%

• 50%

• 75%

What kind of support are social workers providing to displaced families in Lviv?

• Legal advice.

• Medical treatment.

• Educational and housing assistance.

• Job placements.

What are displaced families hoping for with the election of a new president?

• Increased international aid.

• Resolution of the crisis.

• Better healthcare services.

• Improved job opportunities.