It is a great privilege to respond on behalf of the Government, recognising the tireless work by my hon. Friend the Member for South West Devon in supporting dementia-friendly communities and vulnerable groups in Ukraine. The Minister for Europe, my hon. Friend the Member for Aldershot would have been delighted to participate but he is currently in Uzbekistan. Russia's illegal invasion has devastatingly impacted elderly Ukrainians, with about 80% of single older Ukrainians living below the poverty line. To date, we have pledged almost £5 billion in non-military support to Ukraine, including funding for humanitarian aid and disability inclusion services. We established a civil society grant fund, co-hosted the Ukraine Recovery Conference raising over $60 billion in international support, and through our multi-donor Perekhid initiative, work with Ukraine's Ministry of Social Policy to strengthen social protection systems. In 2023, we funded WHO and HelpAge International to conduct an updated national survey analysing barriers and risks to older people in relation to healthcare. During the Foreign Secretary's visit to Washington last month, further programme allocations were announced including about £8 million for humanitarian activities focusing on vulnerable groups such as older people and people with disabilities. We will continue working with our allies to ensure Ukraine gets support to win this war, secure peace, and build back better.