The 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 moreOur partners from Caritas Germany visited a new camp in Oleksandrivka – a safe space for trust and communication.
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 moreThis tragedy shook the international community. Our partners at Caritas Germany were among the first to respond to the disaster, offering their support for a project to help children who were being treated at Okhmatdyt and their families.
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 moreRepresentatives of Caritas-Spes Ukraine visited the Veselka kindergarten in Hostomel, which was destroyed during the occupation of the town at the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
read moreThe Zhytomyr Family Support Center employs teachers, psychologists, and speech therapists, and classes with groups of children of different ages are held almost every day
read moreThe Slovenian Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, in cooperation with Slovenska karitas, supports the restoration of homes, psychosocial assistance, rehabilitation and recreation of children in Slovenia, preparation of people from…
read moreCaritas Switzerland, Caritas-Spes Ukraine, Caritas Ukraine and SPARK are excited to announce a unique opportunity for financial institutions to become partners in the REMARKET Cash-back Program.
read moreSeptember 24, Caritas-Spes Ukraine had the honor of celebrating its 29th birthday together with diocesan and local directors.
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.
read moreIn September, within the framework of the Emergency Appeal project, 100 specialized hygiene kits were distributed to people who are bedridden and require special care. Diapers and specialized hygiene supplies were provided in areas close…
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