Aid relief for Ukrainians

Grant Funded Project: Housing for IDP
Kyiv Region
Postcode Ukraine provided grant funding to charity fund Housing for IDP’s to support the reconstruction of a dormitory for internally displaced families in the village of Mykhailivka-Rubezhivka, close to Irpin City.
Toys for children
Poltava Region
Spreading Joy Among Internally Displaced Children.  Postcode Ukraine distributed an assortment of toys, puzzles, art supplies, and books to the children in Druzhkivka Village and Runivshyna Village.
Art supplies for children
Donbas Region
Inspiring creativity and expression. Postcode Ukraine provided art supplies to children and young people at the children’s cultural centre ‘Terykon’ in Kramatorsk City.

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Meet the team

Mark Neville
Director and co-founder
Chrissy Jay
Director
Valeriia Stepenna
Chief Accountant
Yuliia Kuznetsova
Charity Liaison Manager

Our mission

Postcode Ukraine’s mission is to help Ukraine recover from the war and build a new and better future. Our unique approach is to combine urgent aid relief with our co-founder’s vision, of using photography and film to give voice to Ukrainians. Together we document Ukrainians during wartime, lift morale, and issue a global call to action. As a Kyiv-based charity of charities, since 2022, Postcode Ukraine has funded over $500,000 in direct humanitarian aid projects and volunteer groups embedded in local communities.

Ukrainian children online

When artist Mark Neville, co-founder of Postcode Ukraine meets children on his trips across Ukraine, they often exchange their personal stories. What’s becoming increasingly clear to Mark and the team is that, amid war, a new generation is emerging.

Ukrainian children as young as 5 years’ old can now distinguish (as well as recreate) the sounds of
Shahed drones and Kinzhal missiles. Teenagers are asking themselves - who can I trust? And so many are experiencing heart-breaking loss.

As the world negotiates the future of their country, Postcode Ukraine invites the international community to tune in and listen to the stories of Ukrainian Children Online, a new interview series by artist Mark Neville. Sound on for Ukrainian. 

With special thanks to Milana (7), Lera (16), Andriy (17), Zhenya (5), Keller (7), Leonid (14) and Kira (15) for sharing their stories with Postcode Ukraine and the world.

Museums respond

“All my life I have been trying to find a way in which photography and photobooks have real social purpose” - Mark Neville, 2025

In summer 2025 artist Mark Neville was invited to the Yermilov Centre in Kharkiv and the Khanenko Museum in Kyiv, to discuss his quest for real social purpose in his work.

Join Natalia Ivanova, Director of the Yermilov Centre in conversation with Neville as he shares his moving

moving first-hand story of the founding of this hybrid art and humanitarian aid charity, Postcode Ukraine, in 2022.

Join Yuliia Vaganova, Director of the Khanenko Museum in conversation with Neville as he introduces Diary of a Volunteer, three years on since the war in Ukraine escalated and the founding of Postcode Ukraine.

With special thanks to Postcode Ukraine’s charity partners Volunteer 68 and From Village to City who made special trips across Ukraine to share their remarkable work as part of these events.
Art in action
Diary of a Volunteer is artist Mark Neville's personal record of Postcode Ukraine’s work. Made during humanitarian aid trips to frontline towns since 2022, it brings together more than 100 photographs of people across Ukrainian society fighting for freedom. Postcode Ukraine is sending 1000 copies accompanied by a letter from the artist to academics, governments, media, and museums in Ukraine, Europe, and the USA. We request that the West provides quality mental health for a nation traumatised by war and supports Ukrainians in determining their own future. 
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All photographs copyright the artist Mark Neville