Reports

Collected for August
assistance for:

879 524,00

In August, we conducted 15 training courses for military personnel and civilians, equipping participants with skills that can help save lives. We received and delivered first-aid supplies to the frontline, along with essential equipment and technical devices for military personnel. We congratulated children from frontline communities on their first day of school and continued supporting women serving in the military through the “For Her” project, providing care packages with skincare products and hygiene essentials.

Read more about the initiatives we implemented and the results of our work in the August report.

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Collected for July
assistance for:

1 750 694,00

In July, we delivered two vehicles and two quad bikes to military units, which are already helping them carry out combat missions. We continued supporting women in the military within the framework of the “For Her” project by providing care boxes, and also supplied our defenders with tactical medicine equipment, training simulators, and trainers. Throughout the month, we conducted training sessions for military personnel and civilians, with more than 100 participants completing the courses.

Read more about the implemented initiatives and the results of our work in the July report.

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Collected for June
assistance for:

956 428,00

In June, we continued training both military personnel and civilians, including teachers and Kyiv residents, equipping them with life-saving skills. As part of the For Her project, 50 Ukrainian servicewomen received care packages and essential support. We also supplied military units with tactical medical equipment, tools, and vehicle tyres. In June, the Faces of the Ukrainian Dream exhibition opened in the Netherlands, continuing to share Ukrainian children's dreams and experiences with international audiences. Our team also continued supporting internally displaced people, older adults, and bedridden patients.

Read more about the initiatives implemented and the results of our work in our June report.

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Collected for May
assistance for:

8 003 663,00

In May, marking the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation in Europe, we simultaneously opened exhibitions of the Faces of the Ukrainian Dream project in Estonia and Austria, continuing to tell the world about the dreams of Ukrainian children living amid the realities of war. Throughout the month, we supplied military units with tactical medical equipment and delivered assistance valued at more than 6,000,000 UAH. We also provided a vehicle for military personnel, casualty evacuation straps, tools, and tactical gear, while supporting elderly and bedridden individuals by ensuring they received essential hygiene supplies. In addition, we conducted training sessions for both military personnel and civilians and equipped military units with training mannequins and medical simulators for practicing tactical medicine skills.

Learn more about our work and impact in the May report.

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Collected for April
assistance for:

2 819 012,00

In April, we focused on strengthening the training direction and supporting military personnel and civilians in the frontline areas and regions away from active combat zones. Throughout the month, we conducted 16 tactical medicine and pre-medical aid courses, training 301 participants. We delivered a vehicle and tools to 12 military units, helping strengthen their work on the ground. We also supported medical institutions, patients, elderly people, and bedridden individuals by providing them with the necessary medical and hygiene supplies.

A separate area of focus was the transfer of training equipment and simulators for tactical medicine instruction to military units, with a total value exceeding 400,000 UAH.

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Collected for March
assistance for:

3 537 990,00

In March, we maintained our work pace by combining support for military personnel and civilians with the development of partnerships and educational initiatives.

We continued distributing women’s kits within the “For Her” project, providing female defenders with essential items for field conditions. For the second time, we became partners of the engineering competition “Build Your Dream” organized by Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. We also conducted tactical medicine and first aid training for both military and civilians. At the same time, we delivered tactical medical supplies and strengthened units with transport, tools, generators, and laptops.

More details about the results of our work in March are available in the report.

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Collected for February
assistance for:

5 174 372,00

In February, we continued to work despite the cold, fatigue, and constant challenges. During this month, we closed 78 requests for assistance, transferred two vehicles to military units, and dispatched tactical medical supplies valued at over 4,000,000 UAH. As part of the “For Her” project, our female defenders received 31 support boxes containing essential items that help them feel confident even in field conditions.

On the fourth anniversary of the full-scale invasion, three exhibitions of the “Faces of the Ukrainian Dream” project were opened in Turkey, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Alcohol wipes and medical blankets were also delivered to hospitals in the Donetsk, Dnipro, and Cherkasy regions.

More details about the results of our work in February can be found in the report.

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Collected for January
assistance for:

2 540 245,00

In January, we continued our systematic support despite all of the challenges.

We delivered a vehicle, tires, tools, and other necessary equipment to the front line to enhance the mobility of military units. Training in tactical medicine and pre-medical care continued so that even more people would be prepared to save lives in combat conditions. With the support of our partners from the UK, we congratulated more than 100 children undergoing treatment in medical facilities in Kyiv. We also continue to support women in the military by delivering packages with hygiene products, skincare cosmetics, and other necessary items as part of the “For Her” project.

For more details on the results of our work in January, see the report.

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