Responsible Citizens NGO is launching activities within the framework of a new partnership with JERU – a joint initiative of the international organizations Welthungerhilfe and Concern Worldwide
The project is funded by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany and implemented in Sumy region.
The focus will be on two main areas:
- providing cash assistance to vulnerable groups affected by the war;
- psychosocial support for families with children in difficult circumstances.
Psychosocial services will be delivered through mobile teams of qualified specialists, ensuring outreach to communities with limited access to assistance. The formats of support will include both individual and group consultations.
Information on how to receive support under the project will be published on the official resources of Responsible Citizens NGO. We invite residents of Sumy region to follow our updates to receive timely announcements relevant to their communities.
This initiative is part of the joint efforts of international and Ukrainian partners aimed at strengthening the humanitarian response in Ukraine.
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