Projects

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 improve living conditions for internally displaced persons (IDPs) residing in institutional settings, based on findings from East SOS monitoring visits

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

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

Providing urgent resettlement assistance to individuals forced to flee war-affected areas, while also supporting the recovery of devastated communities through the repair of damaged homes

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 is designed to support individuals affected by the war in Ukraine, with a focus on de-occupied settlements near the front line. It aims to provide essential resources that address their needs in times of crisis

The project aims to deliver urgent winterization support to residents of de-occupied, frontline, and heavily shelled regions where critical infrastructure has been severely damaged, and access to electricity, water, and gas is either disrupted or entirely unavailable