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- Oblasts
- 8
- Projects
- 9
- Years of work
- 2023–2026
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- Oblasts with project pages
- 8
- Oblasts plotted on the map
- 8 / 8
- Oblasts with an approved photograph
- 6 / 8
- Oblasts with an external official record
- 2 / 8
- Oblasts where the partner record names the foundation’s role
- 8 / 8
Donetsk oblast

- Period
- 2025–2026
- Project
- Winter Resilience 2025–2026
- Foundation’s role
- Lead · accountable · Implementing partner · The foundation's own programme
- State
- Project state: Ongoing
- Documents
- Document availability: Public
Home region · HQ in Kramatorsk
Donetsk oblast
4 projects
Oblast and project
Projects in this oblast
Winter Resilience 2025–2026
Support for the most vulnerable people in frontline areas of Donetsk and Kharkiv regions during winter: solid fuel, heating utility payment support, winter non-food items and clothing. Implemented with NGO Enlightening Initiative with support from the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF/OCHA).
Protection and comprehensive aid to vulnerable populations
Case management, social support and targeted aid for displaced people and people affected by shelling in Donetsk oblast.
Aid to shelling-affected families, IDPs and people with limited mobility
Case management and targeted support for families whose homes were damaged and for people who find it hardest to evacuate or get help, in Donetsk oblast.
Supporting residents after shelling
Emergency aid for families whose homes were damaged by strikes on the city.
«We understand that this aid will not replace what was lost to the shelling, nor bring residents peace in their current situation. But we hope it will ease their family budgets a little and let them feel supported - by us, by local government and by international partners.»
Khmelnytskyi oblast

- Period
- 2023–2026
- Foundation’s role
- Implementing partner
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Not publicly available - awaiting foundation materialNo per-oblast report supplied by the foundation yet
Khmelnytskyi oblast
2 projects
Oblast and project
Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizations
2023
Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizationsWhat is documented
37
educational institutions received equipment and auxiliary materials, reaching 6,977 students and staff, including 635 IDPs and 231 children with disabilities
as part of the “Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve” project2024 · Annual report 2024, p. 18
Projects in this oblast
Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizations
Sub-grants to ten local organizations in Vinnytsia and Khmelnytskyi oblasts: humanitarian aid for displaced people plus development of the organizations themselves - supported by the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund.
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve
A three-year recovery project for educational facilities and collective shelters across four oblasts - together with Plan International Ukraine and funded by Germany (BMZ).
Vinnytsia oblast

- Period
- 2023–2026
- Foundation’s role
- Implementing partner
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Not publicly available - awaiting foundation materialNo per-oblast report supplied by the foundation yet
Vinnytsia oblast
2 projects
Oblast and project
Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizations
2023
Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizationsWhat is documented
14
sites repaired and modernised, including 4 roofs, 2 catering blocks and 1 children's swimming pool; procurement of equipment completed for a further 15 institutions
as part of the “Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve” project2025 · Annual report 2025, pp. 26-27
Projects in this oblast
Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizations
Sub-grants to ten local organizations in Vinnytsia and Khmelnytskyi oblasts: humanitarian aid for displaced people plus development of the organizations themselves - supported by the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund.
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve
A three-year recovery project for educational facilities and collective shelters across four oblasts - together with Plan International Ukraine and funded by Germany (BMZ).
Kirovohrad oblast

- Period
- 2023–2026
- Foundation’s role
- Implementing partner · Implementer, together with the community
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Not publicly available - awaiting foundation materialNo per-oblast report supplied by the foundation yet
Kirovohrad oblast
2 projects
Oblast and project
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve
2023–2026
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improveWhat is documented
19
educational institutions received current or capital repairs - for 6,482 students and staff, including 270 IDPs and 225 children with disabilities
as part of the “Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve” project2024 · Annual report 2024, p. 18
Projects in this oblast
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve
A three-year recovery project for educational facilities and collective shelters across four oblasts - together with Plan International Ukraine and funded by Germany (BMZ).
A living center for IDPs in Dobrovelychkivka
Furniture, a children's corner, sports equipment and plumbing for a center housing displaced families.
Kharkiv oblast

- Period
- 2023–2026
- Project
- Winter Resilience 2025–2026
- Foundation’s role
- Lead · accountable · Implementing partner
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Public
Kharkiv oblast
2 projects
Oblast and project
Projects in this oblast
Winter Resilience 2025–2026
Support for the most vulnerable people in frontline areas of Donetsk and Kharkiv regions during winter: solid fuel, heating utility payment support, winter non-food items and clothing. Implemented with NGO Enlightening Initiative with support from the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF/OCHA).
Access to education in the de-occupied territories of Kharkiv and Mykolaiv oblasts
Restoring damaged schools, six distance-learning centres and winter support for families with children in communities liberated in 2022 - with Plan International, funded by the City Council of Madrid.
Cherkasy oblast

- Period
- 2023–2026
- Foundation’s role
- Implementing partner
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Not publicly available - awaiting foundation materialNo per-oblast report supplied by the foundation yet
Cherkasy oblast
1 project
Oblast and project
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve
2023–2026
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improveWhat is documented
~UAH 28M
total value of works completed and equipment purchased in 2025
as part of the “Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve” project2025 · Annual report 2025, p. 26
Projects in this oblast
Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve
A three-year recovery project for educational facilities and collective shelters across four oblasts - together with Plan International Ukraine and funded by Germany (BMZ).
«When we learned that from 1 September we had to feed over 360 children for free, we realised: with the old canteen it was simply impossible. It hadn't been renovated in almost 60 years.»
Mykolaiv oblast
- Period
- 2023–2024
- Foundation’s role
- Implementing partner
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Not publicly available - awaiting foundation materialNo per-oblast report supplied by the foundation yet
Mykolaiv oblast
1 project
Oblast and project
Access to education in the de-occupied territories of Kharkiv and Mykolaiv oblasts
2023–2024
Access to education in the de-occupied territories of Kharkiv and Mykolaiv oblastsProjects in this oblast
Access to education in the de-occupied territories of Kharkiv and Mykolaiv oblasts
Restoring damaged schools, six distance-learning centres and winter support for families with children in communities liberated in 2022 - with Plan International, funded by the City Council of Madrid.
Kherson oblast
- Period
- 2024
- Foundation’s role
- Implementing partner
- State
- Project state: Completed
- Documents
- Document availability: Not publicly available - awaiting foundation materialNo per-oblast report supplied by the foundation yet
Kherson oblast
1 project
Oblast and project
Winter support for families with children in Kherson oblast
2024
Winter support for families with children in Kherson oblastProjects in this oblast
Winter support for families with children in Kherson oblast
Warm clothing kits for children and adolescents from families affected by the hostilities and the Kakhovka dam disaster - in the Kherson and Chornobaivka communities, with Plan International.
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| Oblast | Period | Projects | Foundation’s role | Source | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donetsk oblast | 2025–2026 | Lead · accountable · Implementing partner · The foundation's own programme | OCHA CBPF - official IATI record (activity 36997) (opens on another organisation’s site) | Project state: Ongoing | |
| Khmelnytskyi oblast | 2023–2026 | Implementing partner | Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizations | Project state: Completed | |
| Vinnytsia oblast | 2023–2026 | Implementing partner | Emergency aid to IDPs in partnership with local organizations | Project state: Completed | |
| Kirovohrad oblast | 2023–2026 | Implementing partner · Implementer, together with the community | Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve | Project state: Completed | |
| Kharkiv oblast | 2023–2026 | Lead · accountable · Implementing partner | OCHA CBPF - official IATI record (activity 36997) (opens on another organisation’s site) | Project state: Completed | |
| Cherkasy oblast | 2023–2026 | Implementing partner | Building Back Better II: build, rebuild, improve | Project state: Completed | |
| Mykolaiv oblast | 2023–2024 | Implementing partner | Access to education in the de-occupied territories of Kharkiv and Mykolaiv oblasts | Project state: Completed | |
| Kherson oblast | 2024 | Implementing partner | Winter support for families with children in Kherson oblast | Project state: Completed |