The NGO ‘Responsible Citizens’ is launching a new phase of activities in the Sumy region
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Open registration for cash assistance for Druzhkivka residents/Update – Registration ClosedAs part of the project “Local, Inclusive, and Versatile Emergency Assistance for the Population Affected by the War in Ukraine (LIVES) 3.0,” implemented...
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Happy Volunteer Day: From Emergency Response to Programmatic SupportWe began as an initiative of people who sought to help where support was urgently needed. Evacuations, basic humanitarian aid, crisis response — all of this shaped our approach: to act responsibly, quickly, and with respect for the dignity of every person.
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Skills for the future: supporting educators in KharkivThe NGO “Responsible Citizens,” in collaboration with the Kharkiv Humanitarian and Pedagogical Academy, conducted a training session titled “Skills for Success in Life and Career” for educators from Kharkiv’s educational institutions.
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Catching Up on educational losses in eastern UkraineEducational losses of children due to the war have become a challenge that the NGO “Responsible Citizens” started addressing last year. In the complex o...
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Responsible Citizens NGO joined the workshop “Humanitarian Partnership for Supporting Conflict-Affected People in Ukraine”The event brought together 22 partner organisations of the Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH), Polska Akcja Humanitarna (PAH).
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Education in emergencies: experience shaping the futureThe coordinator of educational projects at the NGO "Responsible Citizens," Olena Bielolipetseva, participated in a three-day training session on "Education in Emergencies" held in Kyiv.
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Completion of the training cycle by “Responsible Citizens” and UNICEFSpecial attention was given to supporting children's affairs services. The training helped specialists better understand the behavioral patterns of children in crisis and establish effective communication with parents who welcome children into their families.
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“I will gain experience and open a family-type children’s home. This is my dream,” says Ivan, a social worker from Kryvyi Rih.Ivan's story is about how small actions grow into big dreams. As a schoolboy, he helped displaced people from Donetsk and Luhansk regions—collecting sweet gifts for children, writing motivational notes, and joining volunteer initiatives. Back then, he had no idea that this help would be the beginning of a long journey.