MOAS Mission Ukraine
MOAS Mission Ukraine
When War Pushes People to Water: Why Conflict Forces Families onto the World’s Most Dangerous Routes
07/06/2026
When war closes roads, destroys communities and leaves civilians with no safe way forward, people do not stop moving. They keep searching for safety, even when the only path left leads across water.Across the world, conflicts have repeatedly shown that dangerous sea crossings are not the beginning o
Ukraine’s Frontline Today: What Insecurity Means for Civilians and Humanitarian Access
06/01/2026
The frontline in Ukraine continues to shift, reshaping daily life for millions and redefining what humanitarian access looks like in real time. Communities living close to active hostilities face constant uncertainty, from sudden shelling to disrupted services and unpredictable movement restrictions
Little Big Agents of Change: What Child Migrants Teach Us Everyday
05/18/2026
Some have been in Malta for years, some for months. One of them (7 y.o.) wants to be a lawyer to help out her mom in case she needs support, one (10 y.o.) wants to be an athlete and another one (10 y.o.) wants to be an artist because she mainly expresses herself through drawings.Child migrants are d
Refugee and Migrant Women to Share Their Culinary Traditions through Intercultural Cooking Workshops
05/12/2026
MOAS initiative funded by the VOPS SchemeA series of monthly workshops using food, storytelling and shared heritage to strengthen social inclusion and community cohesionMalta, 12th May 2026.The international humanitarian organisation MOAS-Migrant Offshore Aid Station has been awarded a grant under t
The Silent Frontline: How War Reshapes Childhood in Ukraine
05/04/2026
Childhood sets the direction in lives of all people. It sets our goals and desires, and it largely affects our happiness. Stable and happy childhood is not a privilege. It is a right. Yet, it is not so everywhere around the globe. For example, the war in Ukraine today is affecting millions of childr