Infographic with information for 2023-2024:
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75,984,626 UAH
General funding
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20+
Implemented projects
Helped or involved in training:
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Forced migrants and people in de-occupied areas – more than 22,000 people (including 1,300 children)
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Elderly care and bedridden people – 1,560 people
High-risk HIV groups – around 12,500 people
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Policemen, social workers, medical specialists – 1,500 people
We help:
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Forced migrants and people living close to hostilities
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To children and families who find themselves in difficult life circumstances
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To people on the guardianship list: elderly, single, people with reduced mobility
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Teenagers who have had a conflict with the law or experience using drugs
People with increased risks of HIV infection tuberculosis, viral hepatitis (drug addicts, people who provide sexual services; LGBT)
Project directions and how they work:
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Providing social, psychological, medical, and legal assistance to people who need it.
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Delivery of humanitarian aid: hygiene kits, medicines and medical kits, things to keep warm, etc.
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Organization of care for vulnerable groups: help at home and in places of compact residence of forcibly displaced persons by the elderly, bedridden and people with limited mobility.
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Providing financial assistance to people and families in a difficult situation.
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Support of shelters: provision of living conditions for people from groups at increased risk of HIV infection.
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Development of children’s spaces: opening and maintaining safe spaces for activities with children; organization of entertainment and educational events for children.
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Support for teenagers who are in conflict with the law: carrying out complex activities for teenagers with the aim of their rehabilitation and integration into society.
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Prevention of infectious diseases: testing for HIV and viral hepatitis, distribution of syringes, needles, condoms and other means of combating HIV infection, counseling, social support.
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Support of mobile medical teams: provision of medicines to mobile teams working in border and frontline communities, as well as delivery of medicines to places where there are no pharmacies.
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First aid training: training of police officers and specialists of humanitarian organizations in the skills of providing first aid.
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Financial support of charitable initiatives: provision of mini-grants to regional charitable organizations and volunteer groups for the implementation of their social projects.