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“In all the years of war, this is the first time I’ve received assistance,” shared 63-year-old Natalia Mykolaivna from Kehychivka in the Kharkiv regionWhen the full-scale invasion began, Natalia and her family made the decision to stay home. Besides the difficulty of leaving their home, where they had lived their ...
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Aid that changed the life of a family from Druzhkivka: Arina’s storyArina from Druzhkivka, Donetsk region, shares her story of how the financial assistance provided by the NGO “Responsible Citizens” became a lifesaving s...
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Eight out of ten people who have already received cash assistance are residents of frontline communities21% of participants in the cash assistance program are internally displaced persons who left occupied areas of the region.
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When strategy works: how communication becomes a driver of changeHow do you make sure a strategy doesn’t just sit on paper but actually works — inspires, unites, and leads forward? How do you build a dialogue with media, partners...
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NGO “Responsible Citizens” launches the implementation of the project “Expanding Access to Quality Education and Child Protection Services for Conflict-Affected Children and Their Families”The project is being implemented in partnership with Save the Children and is funded by the European Union.
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November 2 — Social Workers’ DayThis day is an opportunity to thank those who support people in difficult life circumstances every single day. Social workers step in when all other resources are exhausted — when a person has lost their home, loved ones, job, or sense of safety.
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Together to overcome the consequences of war: the story of one family from Myrnohrad“We always kept things ready for evacuation, but making the decision was incredibly difficult. My heart couldn’t let go of our home, even when my mind u...
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“You don’t have to face your problems alone”: how a case manager helps displaced people start a new life in their community“I was also an internally displaced person at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, so I understand what it is like to find yourself in a completely different, unfamiliar environment. That’s why I know how important it is to feel that you are not alone, that someone cares about you and wants to help,” says Olha, a case manager with the NGO Responsible Citizens.