Alla Maslakhova, Project Coordinator of NGO “Responsible Citizens,” in a Special Edition of the “SPIU Podcast
What does responsibility look like in practice? What are the current trends in the civic sector? How do we provide support in frontline areas, what lessons have we learned, and why do we stay true to our mission? Find out in the podcast!
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Educational initiatives for displaced persons: Nataliia’s story from Donetsk region
The NGO “Responsible Citizens” supports internally displaced persons in finding themselves, acquiring new skills, and adapting to life in new circumstances
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Sent over 320 kg of Humanitarian Aid to the Kharkiv Region
The team at NGO “Responsible Citizens” continues to support those affected by the war, providing essential humanitarian aid. Thanks to the Nova Poshta Humanitarian ...
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About evacuation from frontline territories: live stream
The Head of the Board of the NGO “Responsible Citizens,” Olga Kosse, spoke on the air of the Suspilne Uzhhorod channel about the current issues of evacu...
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Launching a new educational initiative to support those who have lost their jobs due to the war
To assist those who have lost their jobs due to military actions, the NGO “Responsible Citizens,” in partnership with Mercy Corps and with financial sup...
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Project Coordinator of “Responsible Citizens” NGO Receives Certificate from National Social Service and Becomes National Trainer in Social Work
The trainer preparation program was implemented by the NSSU in partnership with UNICEF and the League of Social Workers of Ukraine, with financial support from the Swedish government.
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Charity festival “Dnipro. All Our Own”: Uniting to support children and families in Dnipro
Dnipro hosted the charity festival “Dnipro. All Our Own,” which brought together civil society organizations, charitable foundations, entrepreneurs, and city residents around an important goal — helping internally displaced persons (IDPs) and families that include people with disabilities. The festival fostered an atmosphere of support, mutual assistance, and hope, which is especially important in today’s circumstances.
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“Job readiness training: How the LIVES 3.0 project supported the unemployed
To help people find their place in these new conditions, the LIVES 3.0 project, implemented by "Responsible Citizens" in partnership with Mercy Corps and supported by the UK government, organized a series of training sessions.
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New Child-Friendly Spaces open in Kharkiv Region
In January, new Child-Friendly Spaces began operating in Malynivska, Solonytsivska, Pivdenna, Zachepylivska, and Sakhnovshchynska communities. This marks an important milestone in the implementation of a joint project between the NGO "Responsible Citizens" and UNICEF Ukraine, funded by USAID - US Agency for International Development.