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Introduction: why unity international exists
"TheInternational Unity Movement was created to quickly channel resources to where they have the greatest impact to protect lives and restore societal resilience. The Foundation focuses on helping military and civilians who have faced the consequences of war and need specific support. We work transparently, relying on verification of applicants and partner networks to ensure that each unit of assistance has a measurable result.
In this article, you will find out who the foundations support in our case and how to get help from the International Unity Movement team. We will briefly explain the principles of selecting requests and outline the range of potential recipients.
Who can get help: clear categories of applicants
Three categories of applicants can receive support from the INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT: military units, communities and, in exceptional cases, individuals. We focus our resources where the impact is greatest and where helping military and civilians saves lives or restores critical functions. Priority is given to requests with proven urgency and transparent accountability.
Military units can apply with official letters from their command to provide non-lethal means, equipment, logistics or medical kits. Communities - local governments and municipal institutions - submit requests for support for infrastructure, educational and medical institutions, and humanitarian programs. Such requests must contain a clear description of the problem and the expected effect for the residents.
Private individuals are considered on a case-by-case basis, primarily vulnerable groups. In such cases, it is important to confirm the status and need so that we understand how to provide assistance quickly and to the point. Who the foundation supports in the first place is determined by a combination of criticality, scale of benefit and available resources.
Areas supported by the foundation: assistance to military and civilians
"The International Unity Movement directs resources to support defense and strengthen community resilience. For the military, this includes personal protective equipment, tactical equipment, communications, transportation and repair, medical kits, and engineering materials. Such assistance to the military and civilians reduces risks and increases the effectiveness of units without violating the law.
Communities receive support for critical infrastructure: generators, autonomous power systems, equipment, etc. Requests with a clearly defined social impact are considered as a priority.
Individuals are provided with targeted assistance: medicines prescribed by a doctor, rehabilitation equipment, basic necessities - subject to a confirmed need.
To help you understand how to get help, all categories are subject to the same approach: transparency, verification, and compliance with the fund’s goals. Who the foundations give preference to is determined by the urgency and scale of the benefit.
How the foundation evaluates requests: transparent criteria
"UNITY INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT reviews requests according to uniform rules to ensure that assistance to the military and civilians gets to where it is critically needed. First of all, we evaluate the urgency, risks to life and safety, and the scale of benefit to the unit or community.
The completeness of documents, verification of the applicant and responsibility for the resources received are important for reporting. We assess the logistical feasibility and availability of alternatives to quickly decide "how to get help" in a particular case.
Who does the foundation prioritize? Those requests that have a confirmed need, a transparent goal and expected social impact, and comply with the mandate and legislation.
Common mistakes that delay aid
To ensure that aid to the military and civilians arrives on time, it is important to avoid common mistakes. Most often, delays are caused by unclear descriptions of the need, lack of quantitative parameters, and incorrect specifications. Lack of supporting documents or incorrect contacts of responsible persons also slow down the process.
For the military and communities, it is critical to have official letters with signatures and stamps. Individuals need to confirm their status and need.
Conclusion: when and how to contact the International Unity Movement
You should contact us if you represent a military unit, community or belong to a vulnerable group as a private individual in exceptional cases. Our focus is to help the military and civilians within the framework of the law and available resources. It is important to submit a clear, verified request with supporting documents.
