NGO “Responsible Citizens” Joins the Ukraine Education Cluster
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The team of facilitators and psychologists from Responsible Citizens NGO in Kryvyi Rih has joined a summer camp for childrenThe support is being provided within the framework of the UNICEF project “Protection Services for the Most Vulnerable Children and Parents (or Their Caregivers) in Communities of Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia Oblasts”, implemented by Responsible Citizens NGO with financial support from the United States Government and UNICEF.
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Children’s Happiness Day Celebrated in PivdenneIn Pivdenne, Kharkiv region, even in difficult times, the community finds the strength to celebrate joy. During the City Day celebrations, we made sure that even the youngest residents felt cared for, valued, and protected.
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NGO “Responsible Citizens” continues to implement a UNICEF Ukraine project in Zaporizhzhia region aimed at supporting family-based careIn October, the fifth training group for candidates from Zaporizhzhia region started at the Training and Education Center for Social Work.
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Responsible Citizens Took Part in the Final Roundtable of the LIVES ProgrammeWithin the framework of the LIVES programme, our team implemented humanitarian initiatives in frontline communities in eastern Ukraine. The activities covered settlements located near the line of contact, as well as transit centres where people received assistance immediately after evacuation from dangerous areas.
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Law, psychology, employment: how we respond to people’s real needsIn a world where uncertainty has become the new normal, knowledge is confidence.Together with our partner Mercy Corps and with financial support from the UK governm...
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Over 200 kg of Humanitarian Support for Team Operations in Dnipropetrovsk RegionWith the support of Nova Poshta Humanitarian, the NGO “Responsible Citizens” dispatched over 200 kg of humanitarian support to ensure the uninterrupted operation of teams in Dnipropetrovsk Region.
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Delivering humanitarian aid to Kryvyi Rih and ZaporizhzhiaToday, it’s not only about covering basic needs. It’s about creating spaces of care — where resilience, trust, and hope can grow.
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“He started smiling again. He became happy.” The story of 14-year-old Ruslan and his family after several forced relocationsFor families who were forced to leave their homes because of the war, adjusting to a new place often means not only finding housing and work, but also regaining a sense of security, providing support for their children, and ensuring they can continue their education. This is precisely the kind of assistance provided by a program implemented by the NGO “Responsible Citizens” with support from the United States Government in cooperation with Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH).