Projects

The project is aimed at ensuring psychosocial and legal support to war-affected people in the frontline regions of Ukraine, while strengthening access to essential information, safe socialization, and learning opportunities that support resilience and recovery.

The project objective is to provide comprehensive support to conflict-affected populations in frontline regions of Ukraine (families with children, the elderly, and people with limited mobility and disabilities) by ensuring access to social transportation, psychosocial, legal, and social services, as well as safe and dignity-centered temporary and long-term accommodation.

Zatyshno Space network is a psychosocial and legal support initiative by the East SOS Charity Foundation, designed for individuals affected by loss, forced displacement, or other consequences of war.

The project aims to support war-affected individuals by providing individual consultations with psychosocial and legal specialists, professional development opportunities through courses, trainings, and workshops, events promoting social adaptation and emotional recovery. These activities take place in safe and welcoming environments known as Zatyshno Spaces, as well as through mobile psychosocial and legal support teams operating in the Dnipropetrovsk, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv regions.

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

This project is implemented under the Civil Peace Service (CPS) program and focuses on providing targeted support for nonviolent conflict resolution. It aims to empower individuals, initiatives, and organizations in conflict-affected areas. The project supports their commitment to peacebuilding and justice

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 "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"

The project aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence and promote a sustainable approach to safety, health, dignity, economic independence, and self-sufficiency—both among survivors and within society as a whole