Yesterday marked the opening of a unique five-day international training, “Neuropsychological Desensitization in Working with War Trauma,” gathering psychologists, educators, medical practitioners, and social workers from across the Zhytomyr region. Designed to equip front-line professionals with cutting-edge trauma-healing techniques, the program is a cornerstone of the global initiative Strength in Silence.
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Our four flagship projects for which we are looking financial support

Sustainable Access to Drinking Water
The Sustainable Access to Drinking Water project focuses on enhancing water infrastructure in southern and eastern Ukrainian oblasts through strategic water purification system installations.

Aid to emergency workers near the frontline
Supplying families of emergency workers with food boxes reduces their financial and emotional strain during emergencies. And preserves their mental and physical health.

Virtual Reality Rehabilitation Trainer
Innovative rehabilitation project, with proven effectiveness. The system consists of a virtual reality headset and a tracking system to monitor patient movements in the virtual space.

First Aid for Civilians Under Fire
Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respirations, Circulation, and Hypothermia or Head trauma (MARCH) is the acronym taken from the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Handbook.
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Angelo Quiceno, Angels for Ukraine Director in the USA and Canada

Our Latest News
We are happy to share the latest news from our activities in supporting people of Ukraine
The Lviv Regional Organization of the Ukrainian Society of the Blind (UTOS) provides vital support to more than 1,700 individuals with visual impairments—both those who have completely lost their sight and those with severe vision problems.
Read MoreIn the heart of Chernihiv Oblast, the Krutivska community—a collective of 14 villages—stands as a testament to resilience. Home to 3,120 residents, this community continues to endure the compounding challenges of war, displacement, and socio-economic hardship. Among its population are 1,062 elderly individuals, including 179 with disabilities. Ninety-six of the elderly live alone, relying on the commitment of just nine social workers for care and companionship.
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