“Hope Worldwide Ukraine” Charity Foundation
is a non-governmental charitable organization. The Foundation has been registered in 1998 (Certificate #0108-98 issued by the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine). The Foundation performs its activities in Ukraine.
Our mission:
Development of voluntary activities in order to improve the quality of life for children and adults who live in difficult socio-economic conditions.
Main activities of the Foundation:
- providing humanitarian assistance to people who live in difficult socio-economic conditions, particularly, to the internally displaced persons (IDPs) who witnessed and suffered military actions in Ukraine;
- providing psychological services (therapy sessions, art-therapy, individual consultations) to children, traumatized by war, and their parents (IDPs);
- fostering social adaptation of orphans and children with special needs who live in orphanages and boarding schools in city of Kyiv and Kyiv oblast;
- assisting state elderly care institutions in sustaining physical and emotional needs of the elderly;
- promoting healthy lifestyles among adolescents and youth;
- conducting educational workshops and training for volunteers;
- promoting voluntary blood donation and recruiting blood donors.
Our partners:
- HOPE worldwide Canada
- HOPE worldwide Switzerland
- HOPE worldwide
- Kyiv Church of Christ
- Ukrainian Credit Union Limited (UCU)
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania
- The Embassy of Canada in Ukraine
- Kyiv City Centre for Social Services for Families, Children and Youth
- Ukrainian Institute of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (Lviv, Ukraine)
- Donbas State Pedagogical University (Slovyansk)
- Luhansk Regional Psychological Service Training Centre
- Red Cross Society in Ukraine (Kyiv)
- Mental Health and Counselling Centre of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Pokrovsk)
- Society of Samaritans of Ukraine (Zolote city, Luhansk region)
- ATO family center “Poruch” (Kramatorsk, Donetsk region)
- NGO “ProMir” (Slavyansk, Donetsk region)
- Center for Social Rehabilitation of Disabled Children “Leleka” (Gorskoe, Luhansk region)
- CF Mission “Podykh Nadiyi” (Maryinka, Donetsk region)
- and over 60 more state institutions and nongovernmental organisations
