Dignified emergency assistance to IDPs in western  part of Ukraine In the current emergency phase, project provides life-saving assistance to people who are moving from dangerous areas to locations in western Ukraine through 7 field offices in Lvivka, Ivano-Frankivska and Zhytomyrska oblasts. Since the beginning of the big-scale conflict these centers have started transportation services to IDPs arriving to their towns providing them with access to temporary shelter center in coordination with local authorities. Currently, the number of IDPS is so big that existing collective centers in towns are overwhelmed and can't cope with waves of people looking for a shelter. Caritas field centers in coordination with local authorities have found new premises that may be easily used for TC/CC after some small repairs and equipping zones for slipping, cooking, washing. Besides this the premises allows to create Child Friendly Spaces. The most of premises are located in rural areas where number of IDPS continues increasing as well. The assistance will be provided in 10 CC/TC for at least 1680 individuals (70% adults - 30% men and 70% women and 30% children - 50% boys and 50% girls). All the beneficiaries will be assisted in Shelter and Protection sectors as well as will obtain Multi-purpose cash grant for ensuring their basic needs. Average duration of living in CC/TC is 2 months. The project plans to assist to 3 waves of newly arrived people during 6 months of project duration. Nearly 54% of project costs is  dedicated to Shelter sector and includes activities related to basic refurbishment of TC/RC/CC. 37% of project costs is dedicated to MPC grants assistance. 9% of project costs will ensure Protection activities that include information campaign on prevention of GBV and SEA (sessions, leaflets), setting up complaint mechanism, provision of PSS services to children as well provision of Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) with specialize pedagogues who will work with children. Caritas will provide complementary assistance with food, hygiene, NFIs, water supply, medial vouchers, PSS for adults, crisis consultations and referrals.
Project implementation will be in coordination with Cash Working Group, Shelter Cluster, Protection cluster, Child Protection Sub-cluster, PSEA TF group, AAP TF group. Directors of field offices are in close coordination with local authorities. Working with charitable assistance for more than 30 years in their regions, local directors have a wide range of contacts  with goods suppliers and service providers in their regions that still allow finding operators on the  currently dropped markets. Besides this, Caritas has started deliveries of humanitarian convoys from EU countries notifying about needed goods to their international partners in Caritas world-wide confederation who support with collection of cargoes.
Local communities loyal to the Caritas are well developed in western regions and many volunteers have started their support since the first days of the war.
Caritas Ukraine ensures fulfilment of Safeguarding policy, humanitarian commitments and standards during the operations in fields, cluster recommendations, monitoring, accountability, learning. Caritas Ukraine is responsible for planning the operations if centers, tracking the progress and reporting. It provides capacity building of the field teams and coordination within the whole Caritas network. 
Implementing partners can include a contingency budget line of up to 4% of the total project budget under the “General Operating and Other Direct Costs” category. This approach will ensure a speedy response as this budget can be easily re-programmed and used to address unforeseen humanitarian needs if the situation deteriorates quickly upon prior written approval from OCHA HFU. Also, the Partner will provide a breakdown of the utilization of the contingency budget line during the submission of the financial report.