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In an October 28 update, UNITED SIKHS says it completed flooring support for 135 temporary homes in Bidur for families displaced from Rasuwa. The organization also reports distributing roofing sheets and winter supplies at another relief site, as its response moves from emergency food assistance toward recovery.
UNITED SIKHS announced a mobile app on September 3, 2026, designed to coordinate volunteers and share updates across its relief, community development and education programs. The organization credits members of its student association with developing the platform. This is a dated launch announcement; current app-store availability has not been independently checked.
In its World Refugee Day 2025 statement, UNITED SIKHS described its response to displacement, including a heated shelter and food truck at the Polish-Ukrainian border. The organization connected that work with its broader support for displaced communities. The account is dated June 2025 and should be read as an impact report.
Khalsa Aid’s project record describes mobile kitchens and refugee support in Poland and Moldova in 2022, followed by cooperation with local groups in Ukraine. It also records support for a Kharkiv food kitchen and shelter assistance. This is a retrospective account of the organization’s work, not a live operations update.
Khalsa Aid invites people to register their interest in volunteering. Its team matches opportunities to skills, availability, and location, with activities ranging from community support and Langar Aid to wider humanitarian work.
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