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The amount of humanitarian aid to Mykolaiv has decreased tenfold. This information was announced by the city&#39;s mayor Oleksandr Sienkovych, and also evidenced by requests our Foundation receives from volunteer organizations and civilians.

That is why we are organizing a humanitarian mission and announcing a collection to support the residents of Mykolaiv.

Humanitarian mission to Mykolaiv

Prosthetics

Help Ukrainian heroes get back to a fulfilling life

Together with our partners, we search a clinic for the patient that is ready to provide a prosthesis and the initial period of rehabilitation abroad for free. The Future for Ukraine Foundation covers the patient&#39;s expenses throughout the prosthetics process. 
 
Organizing the prosthetics process abroad is a rocky path. In addition to costs, you need to prepare the necessary documents kit, a visa, arrange a transfer, find accommodation and ensure everything you need for a smooth visit to the clinic.

Prosthetics for the military

СhildrenHub

Support Ukrainian children in evacuation!

One can only imagine what the children who had to flee the war abroad are going through now. It is deep psychological trauma. They have to adapt quickly in general classes or study according to the Ukrainian program online without live communication with their peers. Children need psychological support and adaptation to a new society.

Children can regain a sense of security through classes, workshops and games.

Children hub

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Help Ukrainian children to have a normal childhood!

Every child suffered from the war in one way or another, getting deep psychological trauma. Above all are children who have experienced or seen violence with their own eyes, lost parents, homes, and access to normal development.

Children now need decent living conditions, our attention, and material and psychological support.&nbsp;

Children's Aid

OrphanCenter

Shocked children arrive from the zone of active hostilities to shelters. It&#39;s hard to imagine what they are going through now. The parents of many of them were brutally killed before their eyes. It is a deprived childhood and a lifelong trauma.

Every day new children from all over the country get to the institutions of the Orphan Care Center of the Lviv UGCC Archeparchy.

Orphan Care Center

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Support the military on the front line with quality first aid kits!

When wounded on the battlefield, saving a soldier&#39;s life counted for minutes. A fighter must provide first aid to himself or his wounded comrade on his own before reaching the medics. Tactical first aid kits are necessary for our military.

A high-quality tactical first aid kit is the safety, and can even save one&#39;s life. 
 
We must support our guardian angels with all we can. We owe them the freedom to live in our independent and resilient state.

Tactical IFAKs

Metal

Help victims with broken bones undergo surgery!

Since the beginning of the war, hundreds of Ukrainians have been admitted to hospitals with multiple bone fractures and require immediate surgical intervention.

An effective method of bone fusion is metal osteosynthesis &mdash; the joining of fragments with the help of titanium plates. It ensures a strong fixation of the juxtaposed fragments until their complete fusion.

More than 115 military and civilian Ukrainians have already operated within the case.

Osteosynthesis systems for the injured with bone fractures

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Support the Ukrainian families who lost everything because of the war

Thousands of Ukrainians lost their homes or jobs because of the war. They need basic things &mdash; food, hygiene products, medicine, clothes. In April and May alone, our Foundation received more than 30,000 requests for assistance. Over 80% are for help with vital necessities.

Humanitarian Aid Center

yakovleva

&quot;We were happy before the invasion of the orcs&quot;, &mdash; started our first interview with Olya Yakovleva. On March 13, a Russian tank fired at her house. The woman was seriously injured, but her husband delivered her to the doctors in time.

That unfortunate morning, Olga&#39;s husband heard an explosion. He saw the three-layer glass in the door shatter and managed to bounce back. The man noticed smoke from the room where Olya had been with the dogs. The outer west wall of the first floor was almost destroyed.

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