Support for Ukraine Special

Yaroslava Azorska is a Ukrainian who came to Germany because of the Ukrainian war and became a member of the Telekom family.

New prepaid tariff for refugees: Low-cost offer includes 300 free minutes and 10 GB data volume per 4 weeks.

We want to help people from Ukraine looking for a new employment. We offer jobs in the IT sector and will support with accommodation, bank accounts, childcare and more.

300,000 SIM cards issued to refugees from Ukraine, challenges in the stores and an incredible willingness to help: Peter Meier van Esch, Head of Crisis Management at Telekom Deutschland, explains in an interview how Telekom is supporting those affected.

Since the beginning of the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine, Deutsche Telekom has been working on ending its development activities in Russia.

Investigative journalism is at the heart of what CORRECTIV does. With their own fact-checking editorial team, they uncover misinformation on the internet every day and make their findings accessible to everyone - more important than ever in current times.

"Many thanks to Deutsche Telekom and Christian Ebmeyer for the fast and unbureaucratic support of deaf refugees with 500 SIM cards" tweeted the German Deaf Association on March 10.

The war in Ukraine is a humanitarian disaster. In view of this, Deutsche Telekom has made a donation of one million euros to the German Red Cross (DRK).

Calls to Ukraine are now free of charge from Deutsche Telekom's public phones.

Die Welle der Hilfsbereitschaft unter den Telekom-Mitarbeitern ist groß. Hier einige Eindrücke - ohne Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit.