As 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 moreA few days ago, the second camp of the HOPE project started at our center in Zhytomyr region. A team of psychologists welcomed 23 displaced people from Donetsk region. The youngest participant is only one year old. Along with their…
Read moreAliona Voitiuk is 35 years old, and her son Makar is just 2. A month ago, they had to leave their native village in Dnipropetrovsk region, leaving behind their home and farm. Shelling was becoming more frequent, and the danger was too…
Read moreNo matter how many challenges life gives them, Iryna and Taras Zilinsky face them together. Because of constant shelling, the family from Kherson, along with their pets, had to move to Mykolaiv at the end of 2022.
Read moreThe first camp of HOPE: Operations for Protection and Evacuation is coming to an end.
Read moreAt the Kamianets-Podilskyi Family Support Center, educators, psychologists, and a speech therapist work with children of all ages, while adults receive professional psychological counseling and case management services
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 moreThe 4th camp of the Veteran’s Family project has come to an end. Over 10 days, families of veterans met each other, shared their experiences, and spoke about their life stories. Although the participants are returning home, the warm…
Read moreFor 12 months, teams from Konotop, Sumy, Kharkiv, Sloviansk, Nikopol, Kamianske, Pavlohrad, Zaporizhzhia, Bilozerka, and Kherson worked with dedication despite truly difficult and dangerous conditions. Together, we were able to reach 6,668…
Read morePsychologists from the HOPE project in the Zhytomyr region continue working with people evacuated from frontline areas. Here, participants get to know each other, gradually open up to communication, and take part in joint activities that…
Read moreSometimes a new chapter in life doesn’t begin with plans, but with the urgent decision to protect yourself and your loved ones. This was the first step for 21 Ukrainians in Zhytomyr region, including 12 children, as they joined the HOPE:…
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