The war took away their home and their hometown. 1,300 kilometers away, in Boryslav in the Lviv region, the family began to rebuild their lives from scratch. The support they received through the “Family to Family” project gave them…
Read moreSupport from the “Family to Family” project helped Ms. Oksana resume her beloved work after being forced to flee occupied Nova Kakhovka in the Kherson region
Read moreParticipants in the “Family to Family” project—on how a hobby became a life’s work and how grant support helped the family restart the process in a new location
Read moreA story about how grant support from the “Family to Family” project laid the groundwork for new plans and the realization of a dream
Read moreAs part of grant support for business development provided by the Ukrainian-Polish project «Family to family» Natalia from Kolomyia purchased a sewing machine. This helps her bring her ideas to life and create. She creates amazing things:…
Read moreNatalia Kulykivska is 39 years old and comes from Korosten, Zhytomyr region. She has lived with cerebral palsy since birth. Natalia was homeschooled, and her mother hired private tutors to support her education. As a result, her…
Read moreA couple from the Khmelnytskyi region is raising six children, three of whom are foster children. Olena and Andrii from the village of Dovzhok in the Khmelnytskyi region spent years regularly visiting residential care institutions as…
Read moreNatalia and Yuriy are raising six children, three of whom — Bohdan, Dmytro, and Nazar — are foster children. Natalia and Yuriy are raising six children, three of whom — Bohdan, Dmytro, and Nazar — are foster brothers who joined the family…
Read moreThe story of a family from Kharkiv reflects the difficult everyday life of war, anxieties, hopes, and dreams that give strength to believe in the victory of good over total evil
Read moreA veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war talks about daily joys, difficulties and new meanings, and why the Kharkiv Family Support Centre has become a real hub of family warmth for Kharkiv residents.
Read moreParticipants in the “Family to Family” project, a married couple of internally displaced persons from Donetsk region talk about life near the combat zone, bitter losses and hope, dreams and human compassion, which keeps the world going
Read moreThanks to the support of the Family to Family project, an elderly couple from the frontline region of Kharkiv can now purchase much-needed hygiene products, food, and medicine.
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