How to Support the East SOS CF?
Yuliia Matviichuk, participated in the briefing “13 Priority Steps of the State in the Field of Human Rights Protection in the Context of Armed Aggression against Ukraine in 2025”
Charity foundation "East SOS"
Comprehensive assistance to victims of armed conflict and internally displaced persons (IDPs), support for democratic transformation, and promotion of human rights values in Ukraine
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Main achievements
88 000+
people evacuated from frontline areas
340+
million UAH allocated to help civilians in 2022
640+
million UAH allocated to help civilians in 2023
1500+
russian war crimes documented
658 000+
requests processed by the call center
51 000+
legal services provided
1140+
houses repaired after russian shelling
Call Center
Since 2014, we have been handling applications for evacuation and resettlement, documenting war crimes, organizing mobile psychosocial support team visits, providing legal assistance, and sharing useful information for IDPs
Phone
0 800 332 614
(free of charge)
Mon-Sat 8AM-6PM
Viber
+38 099 710 48 72
+38 099 311 53 14
Telegram
+38 096 108 60 48
Support for organizations
We process applications from local authorities (community leaders, village heads, etc.) and public sector representatives (charitable foundations, humanitarian hubs, NGOs, etc.)
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Join us in supporting victims of military aggression and IDPs, rebuilding affected areas, and promoting democratic change in the country. And don’t miss the story of Fedya, the dog who became part of the East SOS family in 2022!
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Call Center
We accept applications for evacuation, resettlement, psychosocial support, mobile team visits, and documenting war crimes. We also provide legal assistance, and share useful information for IDPs
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Evacuation
We help families, individuals with limited mobility, people with disabilities, and pet owners evacuate from the frontline and reunite with their loved ones. We assist in finding temporary housing and place evacuees in facilities with constant supervision
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Humanitarian direction
We provide food and hygiene kits, equip shelters, points of invincibility, and educational institutions with necessary supplies. We also supply communities with generators, fuel materials, heaters, and stoves for the winter season
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Reconstruction
We rebuild and equip temporary accommodations for IDPs, geriatric boarding houses, and territorial centers. We also restore damaged homes in frontline communities
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Legal support direction
We provide consultations and workshops on freedom of movement, document issuance, housing, social, pension, and labor issues. Our team advocates for victims' rights and participates in coalitions and working groups
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Psychosocial direction
We provide psychological assistance, conduct activities to combat gender-based violence, support adaptation, and help with document restoration and payment processing. We also organize events, and offer individual and group counseling sessions
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Educational direction
We train educators, civil society, and community representatives. We monitor educational institutions in frontline areas, provide comprehensive assistance, supply equipment for online learning, and implement projects, workshops, and retreats for educators
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Monitoring
We identify needs in de-occupied and frontline areas, assess destruction and the accessibility of social services, and organize meetings with government officials and NGOs. We also distribute reports with recommendations both in Ukraine and abroad
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Opinion festival
Since 2017, we have been organizing an annual gathering of conscious citizens, where participants exchange ideas, engage with special guests, and discuss current issues
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Documenting war crimes
We document crimes to establish justice and ensure the right to truth. Since February 24, 2022, we have recorded over 800 testimonies and reported more than 1,500 alleged war crimes
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“Zatyshno space” Network
We help war and violence victims in 6 cities of Ukraine. We offer protection and support in challenging life circumstances. We provide free psychological, legal, and social assistance
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European Union in Ukraine
The Representation of the European Commission in Ukraine was opened in Kyiv in September 1993, and then, from December 1, 2009, with the entry into force of the Lisbon Agreement, it was transformed into the Representation of the European Union in Ukraine, which is one of more than 130 Representations of the EU around the world. It has the status of a diplomatic mission and officially represents the EU in Ukraine.
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USAID
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is the United States’ government agency that leads international development and humanitarian assistance efforts to partner countries.
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Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany represents the country's interests in the world. It promotes international exchange and offers protection and assistance to Germans abroad. It also promotes intensive interaction and exchange with the world in the fields of business, culture, science and technology, the environment, development issues and many other areas.
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