Helping frontline communities

Helping frontline communities

We help Ukrainians who have suffered because of military operations, as well as those who have experienced domestic violence

10 million Ukrainians
forced to flee their homes because of the war and lost their supports: home, family, work. Humanitarian aid is a lifeline for them on their way to recovery.
1500 families affected
due to the war, received support from the Foundation - food and hygiene kits to meet their basic needs.
Loss of security at home
In 2024, 8,000 criminal proceedings related to domestic violence were registered, which is 80% more than last year. Most victims are women, girls and children.
More than 200 women
with a history of domestic violence received professional psychological, medical, and legal support as part of the Breaking the Silence project.

Helping frontline communities

When the world around us is falling apart - due to war, illness, or a life crisis - what people need most is the feeling that they are not alone. At Zaporuka, we believe in this: even in the darkest moments, you can maintain your dignity if you have those who see, hear and support you. That's why we work with families who have lost their homes, stability, or sense of security in their lives.

Our projects are not just "humanitarian aid". We stand by Ukrainians from frontline cities and affected communities. We are with those who have experienced domestic violence or other devastating crises. We are strengthening communities, shelters and crisis centers - places where victims seek support and resources to move on with their lives.

Results we are proud of at Zaporuka Foundation

1. At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, more than 1500 familiesThe people affected by the hostilities received food and hygiene kits in the communities of Kyiv, Cherkasy and Poltava regions. The assistance was provided in as part of the RELIEF project in cooperation with the Soleterre Foundation and funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS).

2. 20 municipal institutions (shelters, hospitals, paramedic stations, mobile teams) were provided with medicines, hygiene and household items. We carried out repairs to more than UAH 6 millionThis has significantly improved the conditions of stay and work in these institutions.

3. Within the project "We are capable of it" 6 women's organizations in 3 regions (Lviv, Cherkasy, Poltava) have been strengthened with resources and expertise, and are now independently and effectively supporting women in their communities. The project was implemented with the technical support of UN Women in Ukraine and funded by the United Nations Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF).

4. 4. 200 womensurvivors of domestic violence received professional psychological and legal support within the project "Breaking the silence" with technical support from UN Women in Ukraine and funding from the UN Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF). Read more about the project and its results at link.

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Zaporuka Foundation's report for 2024

Strengthening healthcare in Ukraine
Psychological assistance to children and families
A home away from home
Assistance in situations of threat
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Amount of assistance by area:
53 614 994 UAH
12 medical institutions
was supported in 2024. We purchased modern equipment, medicines and supplies, and implemented large-scale reconstructions of departments in 3 hospitals.
10 354 patients
received assistance in the treatment of serious illnesses and rehabilitation. Of these, 173 young patients received targeted assistance.
Improving rehabilitation
We continue to improve rehabilitation for children with cancer, as well as for patients with mine-blast injuries.
Amount of assistance by area:
7 466 730 UAH
5000+ consultations
provided to children and their families by the Foundation's psychologists in children's oncology departments and at Dacha.
9000 consultations
conducted for injured patients in hospitals and on the hotline.
Amount of assistance by area:
8 014 260 UAH
243 families
from all regions of Ukraine lived at Dachas in Kyiv and Lviv.
427 events
organized together with volunteers for children and their families in hospitals and at Dachas.
Amount of assistance by area:
7 085 466 UAH
4 shelters and 2 day centers
in the Lviv region have been strengthened and improved conditions for women and girls who have experienced domestic violence.
More than 100 women
received support (psychological, legal, medical) through the Breaking the Silence project in 2024.
35 women
have been trained and acquired a new profession to become economically independent.
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