HUMANOSH
im. Sława and Izek Wołosiański
For more than 15 years, the team that makes up today's Humanosh Foundation was involved in humanitarian aid. Now, during the crisis in Belarus and the war in Ukraine, Humanosh is always there where help is needed most.
The place where we help people forced to flee From their own country. Currently, these are mainly refugees from Ukraine, but the first Mirnyj House was created for people from Belarus. Currently, there are already four such facilities.
Foundation does not employ people who deal strictly with administrative matters. Our team consists of close-knit group of people, who take care of what needs to be done. Of course, there are those responsible for formal matters, but also support the foundation In every other field.
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about the Foundation
Humanosh is a combination of the English word human
and Hebrew enosh. Both words mean a person.
The main goal of the Humanosh Foundation is to commemorate and disseminate the history of the Righteous among the nations of the world, to fight racism and non-tolerance, and to help anyone who experiences them.
The story of Sława and Izek Wołosiański
Whenever Sława was asked - "Why did you save Jews" she answered: Me? Jews? No, I did not save Jews, I saved people, friends, acquaintances.
Humanosh Friends Club
The Friends of Humanosh Club is a community of friends and partners of the Foundation.
It is an interest club focusing on the present and future of our world.
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Achievements in 2024
- We delivered 15 large shipments of humanitarian and medical aid to Ukraine.
- Our medics have provided medical assistance to several hundred people often deprived of health care even for several years. They evacuated many elderly and handicapped people from thefornt zones.
- We organized the 4th Charity Art Auction, during which we presented works by artists from Belarus, Poland, the US and Afghanistan.
- Together with the Swiss Embassy, we prepared the Rising Aeon exhibition, which featured works by Denis Schwizgebel and Tomasz Schmidt, inspired by their travels to Ukraine.
- Our Humanosh Emergency Medical Team (HEMT) rushed to the aid of residents affected by the September floods, successfully supporting those affected.
- Our medics worked for several months at the WHO Office in Cairo, delegated by the European Commission in connection with the conflict in Gaza. There they dealt with the logistics of humanitarian aid.
- Representatives of our foundation were invited to the UN conference on refugees in Geneva.
- The HEMT took part in the prestigious international EU Modex exercise for the second time, honing its rescue skills.
- We have become official social partners of the SGH Warsaw School of Economics! This is a great honor for us.
- We have launched a store with artwork, handicrafts and delicious, healthy food, supporting local artists and artisans.
- We organized winter vacations and summer vacations for children from refugee families, and integration and vocational workshops for youth and adults throughout the school year.
- Together with the Lena Grochowska Foundation, we organized a conference on systemic assistance to refugees in Poland.
- Our foundation has been officially recognized as a Public Benefit Organization, and as a result, we can participate in the 1.5% collection.
- We delivered 15 large shipments of humanitarian and medical aid to Ukraine.
- Our medics have provided medical assistance to several hundred people often deprived of health care even for several years. They evacuated many elderly and handicapped people from thefornt zones.
- We organized the 4th Charity Art Auction, during which we presented works by artists from Belarus, Poland, the US and Afghanistan.
- Together with the Swiss Embassy, we prepared the Rising Aeon exhibition, which featured works by Denis Schwizgebel and Tomasz Schmidt, inspired by their travels to Ukraine.
- Our Humanosh Emergency Medical Team (HEMT) rushed to the aid of residents affected by the September floods, successfully supporting those affected.