Ms. Lyubov from the Luhansk region, a participant in the “Family to Family” project, creates educational tactile books for children, sews fabric toys, and makes wreaths and original dolls. Once, creativity was just her hobby, but today it…
Read moreThe life of 70-year-old Tetiana Sribna from Chernihiv has tested her resilience more than once. When her eldest son, Viacheslav, was only six months old, her husband left for seasonal work and abandoned the family. Despite all the…
Read moreParticipants in the camp on inclusive and sensitive volunteering learned to interact with, understand, and build relationships with people with disabilities, and sought solutions to pressing social issues through their own social projects.
Read moreFinally, after a long break the children’s center in Rava-Ruska, Lviv region, has opened its doors again for children and adults, bringing back a space of care and support.
Read moreSometimes life brings unexpected challenges, but they often reveal new sources of strength. This is what happened in the life of 43-year-old Maria Duda from Novoiavorivsk. Together with her husband, she has been building a strong and…
Read moreThe 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 moreMykhailo and Viktoriia Kupchyn from Cherkasy region have been married for 16 years. During this time, they have built a large family and are now raising four children. Their youngest son, Roman, is almost two years old.
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 moreThirty-two participants, including eight children, came to our center in Zhytomyr region. Among them are wives, parents, and children of servicemen. Each family arrived with its own story, pain, and experience of living in uncertainty.
Read moreFrom June 15 to June 28, a two-week camp session for children with disabilities aged 6 to 8 will take place in the Zhytomyr 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 moreThe second camp of the HOPE project has come to an end. For participants, it was not only a time of support but also a period of inner change.
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