Projects

The project aims to support visitors of Safe Spaces by offering individual psychosocial and legal consultations, lectures on legal and human rights issues, a course on non-violent communication and lectures on psychosexual development in schools

The project aims to strengthen the professional skills of teachers and school administrators through training in modern project management methods, building digital literacy, developing the ability to attract additional funding for the restoration and development of the educational sector, which has suffered devastating consequences due to the war

The project aims to improve safety and provide psychological support for participants in the educational process across five lyceums in the Sumy region. Key activities include: conducting safety trainings for educators, providing specialized training for school psychologists, establishing safety classrooms and psychological relief spaces, equipping school shelters to ensure secure learning conditions in times of crisis

This initiative is part of a larger effort to address the psychosocial consequences of war in Ukraine. It includes: monitoring the impact of the war on civilians, particularly in the education sector; documenting human rights violations; raising awareness nationally and internationally about the challenges faced by educators and affected communities

The project "Psychosocial Support for Women, Girls, and Program Staff" is part of the partners' project "Point 7: Promoting Social Cohesion in Ukraine." It is aimed at expanding the range of services available to women and girls in safe spaces called "Zatyshno space"

Easy Camp was created to help overcome the educational setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and, later, the full-scale war, both of which severely disrupted the educational process. Time spent at the camp provides students from remote schools in frontline regions with the opportunity to reconnect with their peers

The project aims to ensure the sustainability of Ukrainian CSOs and NGOs and to reinforce the observance of human rights principles during wartime. This is achieved through a combination of human rights education and the exchange of experience between Ukrainian and Danish civil society actors, ultimately strengthening the capacity of at least 10 Ukrainian organizations.

The project aims to raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV) and provide critical assistance to individuals affected by the ongoing military aggression of the russian federation, particularly in the frontline zones

The project aims to address the urgent needs arising from the full-scale war, focusing on providing quality educational services and psychosocial support for educators and school administrators. This initiative is implemented through collaboration between international and Ukrainian experts