'I help Ukrainians as much as I can': Renata Kaczoruk

Renata Kaczoruk, a model, points out that it is difficult to describe all the emotions that have accompanied her for over a week when information about Russia's invasion of Ukraine circulated the world. However, he tries to overcome his anxiety, terror, and tension with real action. Refugees from Ukraine can be helped in various ways – in the form of voluntary work, donations, donating money, or welcoming them home. Renata Kaczoruk will host a woman with a seven-year-old daughter.

The model admits that for several days she has been thinking about nothing but the people who woke up in a country torn by war.

"It's hard for me not to think about it and think about anything else. It shakes me. What is happening is unimaginable. It's hard to just accept it, it's hard to agree, it's hard not to feel anger, pain, despair and all this jerks me. My head is somewhere else all the time," Renata Kaczoruk assessed.

The model emphasizes that the thought of taking under her roof and taking care of people fleeing the armed conflict was born almost immediately. Refugees from Ukraine were also invited to their home by: Maciej Stuhr, Robert Janowski, Natalia Siwiec, Michał Wiśniewski and Zygmunt Chajzer.

(Newseria)