Humanitarian Advocacy

01/24/2026

This little guy got a new coat to keep him warm during the cold Ukrainian winter. Thanks to all who donated to our program, Kindness in Action, to help Ukrainian children during this especially cold time of year!

08/20/2025

My friend and colleague Tom Albinson runs the International Assoc for Refugees (IAFR). He takes selected people to refugee camps to teach them, in person, about the plight of refugees and advocates for refugees here and other countries. It was Tom who introduced me to Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya.

Since the destruction of USAID the plight of all refugees is far more dire. Starvation is spreading in Kakuma. Tom and IAFR are doing all they can and they need funds to buy food. I am donating, and I hope you will too. Here is the link to the story about Kakuma and a donation link:

Helping People Survive & Recover From Forced Displacement

03/10/2025

Last week my role with the World Evangelical Alliance (Permanent Representative to the World Health Organization) was reactivated so that I can assist with the WEA commitment to the World Health WASH initiative. This initiativce is a joint effort by WHO and UNICEF to improve access to clean water, hygiene and sanitation in health facilities in poor countries.

Poor hygiene, lack of access to clean water, and poor sanitation are a major cause of hospital acquired infections in Africa. It not only increases mortality, it also compromises a hospitals ability to respond to disease outbreaks.

WEA has committed to engaging National Alliances and faith-based NGO partners in implementing the WHO WASH toolkit. Over the next several months we will be creating a pilot initiative focusing on poor countries not currently implementing WASH or not making progress.

We will also be searching for foundation support and donors to help with this initiative. We welcome suggestions for potential supporters.

Welcome to the WHO and UNICEF WASH in health care facilities knowledge portal, the global site for information and resources related to the topic.

03/05/2025

With the US government's decrease in funding for Ukraine, more Ukrainian children and families will be negatively impacted. Please consider helping these needy children who need food, clothes, and medicine. Together, we can make a positive difference in their lives.
All donations go to the children; no money goes to our organization.
Click on the button below to help these children with your donation.
Kindness in Action is a program of the non-profit Humanitarian Advocacy.

01/01/2025

It is cold and snowy in Ukraine, but many Ukrainian children don't have warm coats, boots, etc.
Can you help? Your donation to Kindness in Action (a program of the non-profit Humanitarian Advocacy) will provide winter essentials for children caught in the war zone.
These children need our help!

01/01/2025

Below is a message from our non-profit, Humanitarian Advocacy, which Kindness in Action is part of. We have received donations, though they are not shown below for privacy.

01/01/2025

There is still a great need to help a child in Ukraine have a winter coat (or other needed items) during the snowy, cold winter months.
Please consider donating to Kindness in Action. This is a program that is part of the non-profit Humanitarian Advocacy organization. Right now, our focus is helping children caught in the war zone in Ukraine. These children are so thankful for how we are helping them, and warmer this winter.
The donation link appears below.

12/12/2024

Hi, this is Andrea Brim. I'd like to tell you about Kindness in Action, a non-profit program I run with volunteers in Ukraine and the States. Our focus is on helping traumatized children in Ukraine. During this festive season, I hope you will join us by donating to help these children who desperately need coats, boots, food, and other items. All monies go directly to helping these children.
Click on the "donation"button" on the image below and click on the Donate button.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/483205287333786

11/09/2024

I did an interview last week with our friend Alla Vuskta, who was visiting from Uzhhorod, Ukraine, with her son, Ruvym, who was interpreting. The topic was what she sees as some of the needs of Ukrainian children who have had to flee the eastern part of Ukraine. The link to the video is below.

09/21/2024

Another Ukrainian family in desperate straits that we've been able to help...

08/28/2024

Would you like to help a Ukrainian child or family in desperate need? Many children and families are suffering and without resources and could use our help. Please consider how your donation can make a difference in a child's life. We serve one child or family at a time, learning and supporting their individual needs.

05/10/2024

You brought smiles to these Ukrainian children's faces with food and clothing that were made possible by your donations. Thank you.