Programs

PAt the same time - one woman in the center.

We do not offer one-off services. We support a woman from the initial crisis to independence—for as long as necessary.

01 — Psychological stability

First aid is to hear

Our psychologists work with PTSD, reactive states, anxiety disorders, and bereavement. Free of charge. Confidential. No three-month waiting lists.

  • Individual consultations—online and in offices in Kyiv, Lviv, and Dnipro
  • Mutual support groups for women from occupied territories
  • Weekend retreats for military spouses and female veterans
  • 24/7 psychological support hotline
02 - carEra and own business

A woman who earns is a woman who is free

We support displaced women and those who lost their jobs due to the war on their journey toward financial independence.

  • Career guidance sessions, CV writing, and soft skills training
  • Retraining: IT, design, crafts, and the hospitality industry
  • Mentorship pairings: aspiring female entrepreneurs and experienced businesswomen
  • Micro-grants for business startups — starting from 10,000 UAH
03 — Legal Protection

Documents, payments, rights - without bribes and queues

We handle cases for displaced women, women from occupied territories, and survivors of domestic and war-related violence.

  • Restoring documents lost during evacuation
  • Obtaining IDP status, financial assistance, and housing certificates
  • Court representation in cases involving violence
  • Legal support for adoption and guardianship proceedings
04 — Humanitarian Aid

Basic needs are the basis for everything else

A woman cannot plan for the future if she has nothing to feed her children today. That is why we start with the basics.

  • Food packages for IDPs in collective centers
  • Feminine hygiene products, medicines, and baby food
  • Winter aid: heaters, generators, and warm clothing
  • Targeted assistance based on individual requests
05 - Media and Storytelling

woman's voice = part of historical recording

We document the stories of women of the war so that they become part of the Ukrainian narrative rather than disappearing into statistics.

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