Today, on August 14, 2024, the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation signed the Memorandum of Understanding with the Rebuilding our Ukraine Foundation to join forces in implementing charity projects focused on support for people directly affected by the russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Read MoreOn July 12, 2024, the fourth volunteer forum “Let’s Unite for Victory” was held in Kyiv. Representatives of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, Kyiv City Council, Medical Forces Command, and representatives of large and recognized non-governmental organizations joined the event.
Read MoreThe repair work on the bombshelter at Sumy’s specialized school for children with special educational needs has ended.
Read MoreIn a stark reminder of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission (HRMMU) has reported a significant increase in civilian casualties during May 2024. The numbers paint a grim picture of the war’s impact on non-combatants, with at least 174 civilians killed and 690 injured – the highest monthly toll since June 2023.
Read MoreA group of Ukrainian and foreign psychologists, coordinated by the Angels for Ukraine Foundation and the All-Ukrainian League of Ukrainian Women, have joined forces to create the Public Association “National Council of Psychologists of Ukraine” (NCPU) to provide psychological assistance during the ongoing war and to help Ukrainian psychologists to improve their skills and competences.
Read MoreBrooks Newmark, cofounder of Angels for Ukraine, visited Tytanovi Osteo-Integrative Prosthetics Clinic and Rehabilitation Center during his recent visit to Kyiv.
Read MoreOn May 23, 2024, the Angels for Ukraine Foundation and the Kyiv Regional Mental Health Center signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on providing mental health services to Ukrainians impacted by the ongoing war with russia.
Read MoreChildren are the most vulnerable during war, and we do everything we can to help them and their loved ones through these extremely challenging times. We supported numerous events dedicated to International Children’s Day in many parts of Ukraine.
Read MoreOn May 20, 2024, we delivered hands-free crutches to Lviv hospitals. These crutches are a great support for people with leg injuries.
Read MoreDuring April 26-28, 2024, a three-day training for psychologists from educational institutions, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, and medical facilities from various regions of Ukraine took place at the Natsionalny Hotel in Kyiv city.
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