A cash assistance programme for war-affected families has been launched in three regions of Ukraine

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.

Iryna lives in Trostyanets in the Sumy region and is raising her 9-year-old son Makar, who has a disability. The boy does not speak and requires constant adult supervision. As a result, his mother spends most of her time by his side. A few months ago, Iryna reached out to the mobile team of the nonprofit organization “Responsible Citizens.”

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...

“We needed this psychological support because there were issues we didn’t know how to handle or resolve on our own,” Yulia admits. UNICEF’s support became a lifeline for the family during their toughest moments.

Special attention during the training was given to specialists’ self-regulation: how to cope with emotional exhaustion and avoid burnout when working daily with others’ pain. This experience is another step toward ensuring that assistance in communities is not just an act of goodwill but high-quality, professional support, even in the most challenging conditions.

The educational component of the joint project with Mercy Corps, funded by the UK government, has reached its final stage. This is an important step for the develop...

Thanks to our partners — Humanitarian Nova Poshta — we have delivered another batch of support to psychosocial support centres in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, and Donetsk regions.

The implementation of the short-term project “Multi-sectoral humanitarian response and support for essential services in hard-to-reach communities of Kharkiv Oblast” has been completed in frontline communities of Kharkiv Oblast.