Charity Foundation
Charity Foundation
Our four flagship projects for which we are looking financial support
The Sustainable Access to Drinking Water project focuses on enhancing water infrastructure in southern and eastern Ukrainian oblasts through strategic water purification system installations.
Supplying families of emergency workers with food boxes reduces their financial and emotional strain during emergencies. And preserves their mental and physical health.
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.
Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respirations, Circulation, and Hypothermia or Head trauma (MARCH) is the acronym taken from the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Handbook.
We are happy to share the latest news from our activities in supporting people of Ukraine
In the sun-scorched south of Ukraine, where the war has not only scarred the land but also fractured the very systems that sustain life, access to clean drinking water has become a daily struggle. Responding to this urgent need, the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation, with the support of partners, has successfully distributed 410 household water filters to families across Mykolaivska Oblast, bringing immediate relief and long-term resilience to communities facing water insecurity.
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In the heart of Chernihiv, where history whispers through cobblestone paths and apple trees sway in quiet resilience, the National Council of Psychologists of Ukraine, co-founded by Angels for Ukraine, launched another transformative training in neuropsychological desensitization. This time, the setting was as symbolic as the mission itself: the historic estate-museum of Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi, a place steeped in cultural memory and quiet strength.
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Building on our foundational Day 1 (covered in a previous article), the National Council of Psychologists of Ukraine pressed ahead in Baranivka from June 24–27, 2025, refining trauma-care skills for psychologists, educators, medical staff, and social workers across the Zhytomyr Oblast.
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