The “Responsible Citizens” NGO team will work at transit centers in Zaporizhzhia and Lozova
As part of a project with the Consortium of the United Initiative for the Protection of Frontline Territories, comprising Corus International, the Ukrainian Foundation for Public Health (HealthRight International in Ukraine), the NGO “League of Modern Women,” and the NGO “Responsible Citizens,” with financial support from the Humanitarian Fund for Ukraine.
In September, the “Responsible Citizens” NGO team will work at transit centers in Zaporizhzhia and Lozova. Here, we will register people who have been forced to leave frontline communities and need support to receive cash assistance. All registrations will be conducted in person, directly at the transit centers.
A transit center is the first point of arrival for residents of dangerous and frontline communities who are forced to evacuate. There, people can receive humanitarian support by applying for cash assistance from international partners and obtain essential items. Transit centers also provide psychological support and help arrange temporary accommodation for people.
The work at the transit centers will take place as part of the “Berehynia” project, aimed at supporting vulnerable people and families in frontline communities across Ukraine.
As part of the project, cash assistance will also be provided to people who are forced to leave their homes due to changes in the security situation.
For detailed information about the project, please call: +38 (066) 567 00 16
(Monday–Friday, 09:00–18:00).
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