Ukrainian resources include the Ministry of Health and the National Health Service, the social policy ministry’s Path of Parenthood pages, United Nations agencies, and Ukrainian organizations for breastfeeding, premature babies, psychological support and mothers’ groups.
Availability can change quickly because of the war, so call or check the official site before you travel to any service. Dial 103 for an ambulance or 112 in an emergency.
In an emergency
In Ukraine: Call 103 for an ambulance or 112. The organizations below are not emergency services.
Organizations that can help in Ukraine
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Ministry of Health of Ukraine (МОЗ України)
National government health authority
Best for
Official health guidance, navigation and national health-system questions
Direct help
Health-system information and hotline; not individual maternity care
What it offers: National health information, public guidance, health-system updates, hotlines and links to services. Pregnancy and childbirth care is delivered through the Ukrainian health system and contracted providers.
Its purpose: Leads national health policy and public health communication, including information relevant to pregnancy, childbirth and maternal/newborn care.
For personal pregnancy care, contact a maternity provider or use NHSU’s 16-77 service to locate contracted health facilities. Emergency medical help is 103 or 112.
National health-service purchaser and patient information authority
Best for
Finding free pregnancy and childbirth services covered by the Program of Medical Guarantees
Direct help
Yes for health-system navigation, rights and service information; not direct clinical treatment
What it offers: Information on free outpatient pregnancy management and childbirth, provider navigation, patient-rights guidance, complaint support and the national 16-77 contact centre.
Its purpose: Administers the Program of Medical Guarantees and helps patients understand and access publicly funded health services.
Phone
Information service: 16-77 (Mon-Thu 09:00-18:00; Fri 09:00-16:45)
Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine: Path of Parenthood
National government social-support and family-information program
Best for
Pregnancy planning, social benefits, parenting support and navigating state programs
Direct help
Yes through national information, benefit pathways and linked services
What it offers: Pregnancy-planning check-up information, pregnancy and parenting resources, benefit and social-service pathways and a searchable collection of roughly 50 state support programs.
Its purpose: The Path of Parenthood program brings together state supports for parents, including financial support, medical care, social services and evidence-based parenting information.
United Nations maternal and reproductive health agency
Best for
Maternal health, safe childbirth information, women’s health access and humanitarian support pathways
Direct help
Yes through maternal/women’s-health programs and partner services; office provides information and referrals
What it offers: Maternal and women’s-health programming, support to health facilities and mobile services, information campaigns, partnership programs and humanitarian maternal-health support.
Its purpose: UNFPA states its mission is a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person’s potential is fulfilled.
UNFPA is a broad reproductive-health agency. This directory entry points only to maternal health, pregnancy, childbirth and women’s-health support within the requested scope.
Breastfeeding and nutrition information, newborn/early-child support and home-visiting programs
Direct help
Yes through hotlines, partner programs and home-visiting services
What it offers: Home-visiting programs for families, breastfeeding and infant-nutrition information, maternal psycho-emotional support within family services, humanitarian feedback channels and health-system partnerships.
Its purpose: Protects the rights and wellbeing of every child and supports national systems so children and families can access health, development and protection services.
Home-visiting availability depends on region and participating primary-care facilities. UNICEF works through government and partner organizations rather than operating a national maternity clinic.
Public Health Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine (ЦГЗ МОЗ)
National public-health institution
Best for
Evidence-based public-health guidance, breastfeeding promotion and maternal/child health information
Direct help
Mainly public-health information and programs; not individual maternity clinical care
What it offers: Health-promotion materials and programs, including national work to support and develop breastfeeding and increase breastfeeding commitment among mothers and pregnant women.
Its purpose: Implements and supports national public-health programs, evidence-based health promotion, disease prevention and public-health system development.
Useful for national public-health information. For personal breastfeeding help, use a breastfeeding counsellor, maternity provider or a dedicated hotline.
Ukrainian nonprofit breastfeeding and lactation support organization
Best for
Preparing to breastfeed, breastfeeding difficulties, relactation, premature-baby feeding and ongoing lactation support
Direct help
Yes: individual consultations, courses and consultant network
What it offers: Home and video breastfeeding consultations, short voice consultations, follow-up support, courses/webinars and an interactive map of consultants in Ukraine and abroad.
Its purpose: Promotes breastfeeding, protects the rights of mothers and children, supports lactation professionals and shares science-based breastfeeding information.
Phone
No single national public office phone was identified on the current official pages checked; consultation booking is handled through the website and individual advisers.
Address
No public organization office address was identified on the current official pages checked.
Some consultations are paid. The organization also provides educational resources and a geographically distributed consultant network.
Ukrainian Preemie Parent Association “Early Birds” (ГО «Ранні пташки»)
National parent-led nonprofit for premature babies and families
Best for
Risk of preterm birth, premature birth, NICU support, perinatal loss and parent mental health
Direct help
Yes: free psychological support, parent support and practical assistance programs
What it offers: Confidential psychological consultations, parent support, educational resources, practical support packages, information for families and advocacy related to premature birth.
Its purpose: Ensures premature babies and their families can access high-quality medical, psychological and social support while advocating for their rights and opportunities.
Phone
No current general public support phone was clearly confirmed on the current official contact pages checked.
No current general public visiting address was clearly confirmed on the current official pages checked; contact by email first.
The organization’s psychological service includes support for loss, crisis, anxiety, stress and perinatal loss. It is not an emergency medical service.
Ukrainian nonprofit providing psychosocial, family and home-visiting support
Best for
Pregnant women and new mothers needing psychosocial support, social navigation or home-visiting assistance
Direct help
Yes: psychological/social support and free home-visiting services in participating regions
What it offers: Psychological Assistance Office for pregnant women and new mothers, social-work consultations, regional coordination support and free “Care from Birth at Home” visits for pregnant women and families with children aged 0 to 3.
Its purpose: Creates conditions and opportunities to improve quality of life through psychological, informational, social and health-support projects for Ukrainian families.
Home-visiting services are expanding but are not available in every region. Use the organization’s current interactive service map to check local availability.
Lada Generation of Mothers (ГО «Генерація матерів Лада»)
Ukrainian nonprofit supporting pregnant women and mothers
Best for
Maternal mental health, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, pregnancy wellness and social support
Direct help
Yes: free support through projects, information and psychosocial initiatives
What it offers: Free support and information for pregnant women and mothers, mental-health and psychosocial projects, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding education, health promotion and maternal advocacy.
Its purpose: Creates conditions and opportunities for women to understand and realize themselves in personal and social roles, including motherhood.
Phone
No current general public phone is shown in the main contact details; use email, website form or @LadaFeedback_bot.
Contact details were checked against each organization’s official website on 11 October 2026. Phone numbers, opening hours and addresses change, so confirm them on the official site before you rely on them. We do not run these services, and being listed does not mean an organization endorses this website.
This page is general information and does not replace care from your own doctor or midwife. Not sure how far along you are? Use our pregnancy due date calculator, or read our disclaimer.
