UBA is creating Spaces of Inviolability in communities in the Kharkiv region. Here, residents can warm up, stay connected, charge their gadgets, and spend time in a safe place.
For frontline communities, power outages mean more than just a lack of light. Along with it, heat, communications, and the ability to use essential services can disappear.
The Spaces of Indestructibility give communities a place that can continue to work during such interruptions.
Spaces of Indestructibility operate in four communities
Yards
Krasnopavlivka
Cherkasska Lozova
Korotich
Communication
Starlink helps you stay online.
Energy
Generators and the ability to charge necessary gadgets.
Warm
Heating and the ability to stay warm during outages.
Psychological comfort
A place where you can find support and feel like you are not alone.
Communion
A place for meetings, games and shared leisure.
Creativity and leisure
Relaxing with a game of chess and creative activities to reboot.
We made sure that the spaces were useful not only during power outages. That's why we are also developing an educational component here.
In our spaces, children receive not only the Internet, but also the opportunity to be among their peers, which is critically important for their socialization during war.
In the Spaces of Invincibility, children can
attend offline classes
to catch up on schoolwork
to pursue hobbies: dancing, singing, creativity
play sports: gymnastics, football, volleyball.
300
classes are held in the spaces every month
Unfortunately, we are forced to study remotely. The Space of Indestructibility helps us meet together. To experience school life as it could really be.
Space Teacher in Krasnopavlivka
I study online, but I go to the Inviolability Space because it's where you can meet friends and communicate live with teachers.
Student of Space in Cherkasy Lozova
Even when classes end, they don't want to go home. Tenth grade, already grown-up children — they sit, chat. They say: "Are you kicking us out already? Maybe we'll stay?"«
Teacher of Space in the Courtyards
When there is no light, we charge our phones, drink tea, communicate, and have conversations.
Visiting the space in Podvirky
UBA is creating Spaces of Inviolability in communities in the Kharkiv region. Here, residents can warm up, stay connected, charge their gadgets, and spend time in a safe place.
Nova Ukraine
An American non-profit organization founded in 2014 in California, which aims to raise awareness about Ukraine in the world.
Buffett Foundation
A private family foundation founded in 1999 by Warren Buffett's middle son, Howard.
Today, four «Spaces of Indestructibility» operate in communities of the Kharkiv region.
Here, people can warm up, stay connected, charge their gadgets, and children can study and spend time together.
We want this support to be available to residents of other frontline communities. That is why we continue to develop the UBA humanitarian program and look for opportunities to open new spaces where they are needed.
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