Author: Hanna

The President of the Zaporizhzhia Heart Foundation, Anton Orlov, became a participant in the prestigious national program "Veteran Leadership", which is implemented by the HONEST Movement with the support of IREX and the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine. This program unites veterans, their families, representatives of veterans' organizations and public sector workers from all over Ukraine - with the aim of developing leadership, management capacity, effective

On October 18, the fifth meeting of the community of civil society organizations of Zaporizhia region took place. After defining common values and goals, we moved on to the next stage - developing the areas of activity of the future Union of CSOs. This is an important step towards creating a strong, independent and consolidated platform that will represent the interests of the public sector of the region, promote partnership, trust and joint

Another step towards forming a strong community of public organizations and charitable foundations During the team-building training “Unifying People” organized by the NGO “EcoSense”, we learned effective interaction, looked for our own superpowers and created a “Team Manifesto”. Because true strength lies in unity. Together we will be able to build a powerful association of civil society that will act in harmony for the sake of

The 3rd Southern Ukraine Forum “Government and Community: A Joint Path from Humanitarian Response to Recovery and Development” was held in Kyiv on September 30 – October 1, organized by UNDP in Ukraine with the support of the Government of Denmark. Among the participants and speakers were representatives of the government, international organizations and public initiatives. In particular: Ruslan Movchan, First Deputy Chairman

? Today, on the International Day of the Missing, we honored the memory of those whose stories are still waiting to be continued. Together with the veteran community "Rubikon Voli", families of the missing and partners from the NGO "Defense of the State", we gathered on Maria Pryimachenko Boulevard. We were close to those who live every day between hope and fear,