Strengthening Communities and Supporting Children in Zaporizhzhia Region
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Help on the frontlines: what has been done to support those most affectedThe NGO Responsible Citizens, together with our partners organized the implementation of a project to provide financial assistance to those most affected by the war.
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Приглашаем работников образовательной сферы на тренингВ рамках проекта «Укрепление потенциала общин в предоставлении основных услуг по защите и повышению устойчивости в Харьковской, Донецкой, Днепропетровской и Запорож...
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The Story of Nazar from Kryvyi Rih. The Boy Who Saw the World BrighterThe main goal was to help Nazar regain his sight. The team accompanied his family through the medical examination process, helped them find the right specialists, arranged an ophthalmologist consultation, and purchased glasses.
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Accessibility week: Building a world of equal opportunities togetherFor the NGO Responsible Citizens, accessibility is not just a slogan — it’s a guiding principle we bring to life every day through our work with children, families, and communities.
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Announcement: teacher training enrollment now openAttention teachers from Marganets and Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
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Teachers’ training in Kyiv: Addressing educational gaps caused by the warA specialized training session for teachers took place in Kyiv, focusing on overcoming significant learning gaps among students caused by the war. Over the past yea...
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Safe space for children in Malynivka: Restoring the community through supportIn the Malynivka community of Kharkiv region, which suffered from the full-scale invasion, NGO "Responsible Citizens" together with UNICEF Ukraine created a child-friendly Space. This place has become a pillar for children and families, helping to overcome fear and losses.
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Dnipropetrovsk region: Systematic support for children and families in a frontline areaThe teams of the NGO Responsible Citizens work in areas where the social burden increases every day. This is where Child-Friendly Spaces and mobile psychosocial support teams operate most actively. In the first half of 2025, nearly 10,000 children and their families received professional support.