Help on the frontlines: what has been done to support those most affected

Speech therapy sessions, psychological consultations, and social worker support continue to be provided in the frontline communities of the Donetsk region. Since th...

The proposal package from civil society representatives is the result of over six months of research conducted by the Center for Social and Labor Relations, support...

Every year, from November 25 to December 10, the world unites for the “16 Days Against Violence” campaign. This initiative holds special significance in...

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...

Maryna from the village of Volodymyrivka in Donetsk region is raising her four-year-old son. Before the war, she had a peaceful life — her own home, a small household, and a job as a shop assistant. It seemed that hostilities would not reach their village, but the explosions gradually came closer.

NGO Responsible Citizens, together with UNICEF Ukraine, continues to expand its support for specialists working in frontline communities. Our focus is on developing skills that enable professionals to effectively support young people in challenging conditions.

We are grateful to our partners at Humanitarian Nova Poshta, who help ensure the continuity of assistance and support communities living close to the war zone.

Yulia and her four children were evacuated from the occupied city of Dniprorudne. The forced relocation changed everything— a new city, no job, and an uncertain future. "I mostly try to manage on my own," Yulia shares. She cannot leave her youngest child unattended, and kindergartens are not operating, making it impossible to return to work for now.