The “Responsible Citizens” team presented their educational projects at the UNITAR CIFAL Jeju International Workshop

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Despite the daily challenges of war, a dedicated team of professionals in Kharkiv region continues to deliver essential social services to children and families. This work is part of the UNICEF Ukraine project “Strengthening community capacity to provide essential protection and resilience services in Kharkiv, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions,” implemented by the NGO "Responsible Citizens."

“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.

For over six months, the team of "Responsible Citizens," in collaboration with international partners, has been implementing the LIVES 3.0 project. This initiative aims to support residents in eastern Ukraine affected by the war.

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The Centre was established with financial support from the German Government through the KfW Development Bank and UNICEF Ukraine. Resilience Centres are an initiative of the Ministry of Social Policy within the national mental health programme “How are you?” initiated by First Lady Olena Zelenska.

Regional coordinator Oksana Ivatina completed training under the certified program Creating a Safe Environment for Children: Safety Policy in Organizations, organized by the Ukrainian Child Rights Network and the Center for Human Dignity at the Ukrainian Catholic University.

For 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).