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.
Read MoreAccess to basic hygiene is more than just a necessity—it’s a matter of dignity, well-being, and self-respect. At Angels for Ukraine, we believe that every individual deserves the right to live with comfort, regardless of their circumstances. That’s why, in response to a confirmed need from Rzhyshchiv Geriatric Boarding House, we are proud to contribute to improving the quality of life for its residents.
Read MoreAccess to clean drinking water is a fundamental human right, yet for many communities in Ukraine, this necessity has been compromised by conflict and infrastructural damage. In response to this urgent need, Angels for Ukraine has successfully distributed 50 water filters to households in the Bilozerska Community of Kherson Oblast, ensuring families can access safe, clean water.
Read MoreAngels for Ukraine continues its mission of supporting communities in need. Today, we are proud to share that 50 water filters have been successfully distributed to households in the Shyrokivska Community of Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Read MoreAt Angels for Ukraine, we believe in making a tangible difference in communities across the country. In our continued commitment to supporting those in need, we have donated a vehicle, an Audi A6, to the Parafiivska Village Community in Chernihivska Oblast. This addition will enhance the delivery of vital social services to residents in 22 settlements, ensuring that assistance reaches those who need it most.
Read MoreOn May 30, the Ponornytska village community of Chernihiv Oblast gathered for a celebration filled with laughter, hope, and generosity. In honor of International Children’s Day, local volunteers—supported by the community administration and the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation—organized a special event that combined joy with much-needed humanitarian aid.
Read MoreIn the heart of Chernihivska Oblast, the Kholmynska Village Community recently witnessed an act of kindness that brought relief to many residents in need. With the support of the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation, a vital humanitarian effort successfully provided shampoo to 120 local citizens, including 32 children, ensuring access to basic hygiene essentials for vulnerable groups.
Read MoreIn a significant move to align Ukraine’s celebration of children’s rights with global standards, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree shifting the observance of Children’s Day from June 1 to November 20. This change marks a symbolic connection with World Children’s Day, which commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child by the United Nations General Assembly.
Read MoreOn May 22, an offline meeting of the Working Group on Veteran Practices and Policies was held as part of the EBA ESG Hub, under the theme: “Human Capital. Psychological Resilience as a Competitive Advantage.” We at the Angels for Ukraine Charity Foundation were honored to participate in this vital dialogue that united business leaders, HR professionals, mental health experts, and passionate advocates for veterans’ welfare.
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