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Despite the danger, a Fraser Valley couple is pushing forward with their humanitarian work in war-ravaged Ukraine, almost a year after the Russian invasion.

Encouragement doled out with supplies in Ukraine ‘almost as important as the actual food itself’

Encouragement doled out with supplies in Ukraine ‘almost as important as the actual food itself’

Encouragement doled out with supplies in Ukraine ‘almost as important as the actual food itself’

Chilliwack couple made ‘100s of trips into conflict zones’ delivering aid to those trapped, says MP

Canadian non-profits working in Ukraine say the rapidly deteriorating conditions inside the country have made it more difficult to deliver much-needed humanitarian aid.

In today's Morning Brief, Canadian non-profits working in Ukraine say the rapidly deteriorating conditions inside the country have made it more difficult to deliver much-needed humanitarian aid.

Roseville resident Gene Martz says his son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter's efforts are needed in Ukraine.

Chad Martz has spent the last few days in a mountainous region of western Ukraine purchasing food and basic supplies for those who've fled their homes due to the Russian invasion of the country.

Martz said most expats have been looking for ways to get out of Ukraine or to move within the country to safer locations while others have chosen to shelter in their place.