From working at makeshift refugee centres on the Polish border to evacuating over 35, 000 Ukrainians to safety, Brooks Newmark writes about eighteen months of his humanitarian work in Ukraine

While delivering essential aid in the de-occupied areas near Mykolayiv, Brooks Newmark met Mykolayiv Region’s prominent Governor Vitalii Kim to discuss strengthening humanitarian effort to support the civilian population.

With the war affecting millions of Ukrainians on the daily basis, Brooks Newmark’s charity Angels for Ukraine launched a mental health initiative together with the country’s Ministry of Health.

Brooks Newmark visits de-occupied areas, as children continue to be at the heart of his humanitarian work in Ukraine.

To celebrate Ukraine’s medics and recognise their amazing work, Brooks Newmark visited Pisochyn Hospital near Kharkiv to deliver medical supplies and equipment.

Brooks Newmark and his team from Angels for Ukraine deliver more than 1, 500 food boxes to de-occupied villages around Kherson

Brooks Newmark joins over a dozen of academic representatives at The OxPeace Annual Conference at Oxford to speak about the realities and lessons of his humanitarian work in war-torn Ukraine.

In a conversation with BBC Essex’s Ben Fryer, Brooks Newmark talks about his humanitarian work in Ukraine and evacuation of more than 21 000 civilians to safety.