Announcing enrollment for career development training

In the frontline Malynivka community, war impacts every aspect of life, but the strength of unity and support helps children and families overcome challenges. The Child-Friendly Space, created with UNICEF Ukraine’s support, becomes a hub of hope and development.

In communities across the Sumy and Donetsk regions, the mobile teams of Responsible Citizens NGO conduct psychosocial support sessions for internally displaced persons and local residents. During these sessions, participants receive psychological support, practical tools for coping with stress, and information about the services available in their communities.

Responsible Citizens NGO works systematically to ensure that mine risk education is accessible to everyone — especially to children and families living in frontline areas. We firmly believe: knowledge saves lives. And although awareness is growing, the risks remain high. That’s why we go beyond Mine Risk Awareness Week — our activities take place year-round.

The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Spain to Ukraine, Ricardo López-Aranda Jagu, together with the Head of UNICEF’s Representation in Ukraine, Munir Mamedzade, visited Zaporizhzhia.

As part of the project “Local, Inclusive, and Versatile Emergency Assistance for the Population Affected by the War in Ukraine (LIVES) 3.0,” implemented...

NGO Responsible Citizens systematically works to ensure that children in the communities of Eastern Ukraine have a safe environment and favorable conditions.

This is an important step toward strengthening coordination within the humanitarian community and expanding partnerships that help respond more effectively to the needs of people affected by the conflict.

Responsible Citizens is launching a new project together with the Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH) and with the support of the United States Government in four regions where protection needs remain critical.