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“HOPE worldwide Ukraine” Charity Foundation received funding from the OutcomesX social outcomes marketplace

“HOPE worldwide Ukraine” Charity Foundation became one of 63 Ukrainian non-governmental organizations that received funding from the OutcomesX social outcomes marketplace. in Cooperation with OutcomesX, UBS Optimus Foundation will provide funding in the amount of $2 million directly to local NGOs in Ukraine that are providing education and mental health services to children in-country.

By the end of 2023 with the support of the OutcomeX “HOPE worldwide Ukraine” will conduct psychological therapy groups “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” for near 1500 children affected by war against Ukraine. It is expected that the participants of the therapy sessions will improve their psychological state and learn the psychological self-help techniques.

OutcomesX is a first-of-its-kind social outcomes marketplace, established amid recent studies revealing that red tape is preventing Ukrainian nonprofits from accessing relief funds to help those in need. Its mission is to transform social impact into an asset that impact investors, corporations and philanthropy can purchase from vetted nonprofits and social enterprises.

Check out the official media release to learn more about OutcomeX and its cooperation with Ukrainian organisations.

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