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Opened its doors to refugees internally those who are internally displaced. giving them place to rest in their search for safety. listen. >> reporter: under the watchful eye of the line, a local soccer team mascot, three-year-old exhausted. finally sleeps. he fled with her mother and big sister. her aunt and cousins. it is no longer safe for her there. here in lviv, residents like ukrainians across the country are opening their homes and businesses to fellow citizens. >> vulnerable families. fleeing their homes, seeking refuge. where ever they can find it. including for this 3-year-old girl an...

Exhausted, finally sleeps. yana has fled donetsk with her mother and big sister, her aunt and cousins. it is no longer safe for her there. but here in lviv, residents like ukrainians across the country are opening their homes and businesses to fellow citizens. >> vulnerable families fleeing their homes, seeking refuge wherever they can find it, including for this 3-year-old girl and this 4-year-old girl at this soccer club in lviv. the ga let'sian lions are a minor league soccer club. their fierce fighting spirit so far more successful off the field than on. team executives say their offices e...

Families, families he desperately hopes to protect. >> reporter: under the watchful eye of this local soccer team mascot, this 3-year-old exhausted, finally sleeps. she has fled donetsk with her mother and aunt and cousins. it is no longer safe for her there. but here in lviv residents like ukrainians across the country are opening their homes and businesses to fellow citizens. >> vulnerable families fleeing their homes seeking refuge wherever they can find it, including for this 3-year-old girl and this 4-year-old girl at this soccer club in lviv. this is a minor leagues soccer club. team exe...

Offices, emblazoned with lion logos, has offered a resting place for hundreds of refugee families such as this one stopping in on the way to the border in poland. it must be difficult to be a mother and protect your children at a time like this when there are horrible things happening. >> translator: yes. it is both physically and psychologically difficult. >> reporter: she tells us she was a pharmacist's assistant before the war. her sister-in-law an accountant. their husbands remain back east as their journeys likely continue soon, out of the country. now they say they are open to any job an...