Visit from young Ukrainian refugees

“It felt like we now have friends in Copenhagen”  This week, we had a very special visit, as a group of young Ukrainian refugees came by to learn more about […]

READ OUR ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2025

2025 was a year in which Engineers Without Borders Denmark experienced significant growth — in the number of missions, projects, staff and volunteers alike. But most importantly, we grew in […]

VOLUNTEERS AND CITIZEN DIPLOMACY ARE CRUCIAL IN UKRAINE

Denmarks long-time serving ambassador to Ukraine, Ole Egberg Mikkelsen, emphasise that citizen-led initiatives are key to supporting and rebuilding Ukraine during – and after – Russia’s full-scale invasion: “Engineers Without […]

Meet Yaroslava

“For me, the biggest challenge is facing the reality of war”  That’s how Yaroslava Martyniuk describes the biggest challenge in her work as a volunteer with us. So far, she […]

Heat for Ukraine

When extreme cold hits Ukraine and the heat supply fails, buildings face the risk of severe frost damage to their installations. Burst pipes can lead to permanent damage and, in […]

WARM THOUGHTS DO NOT KEEP PEOPLE WARM. ACTION DOES.

https://iug.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/UKRAINE-freezing-2026.mp4 Support us: Become a support-member! Ukrainians are under severe pressure this winter after weeks spent in icy, dark homes. Daily life often means 15–20 hours of power outages every […]