We understand the context and needs of communities in the Kharkiv region, from frontline areas to densely populated areas with IDPs. This allows us to direct support where it is needed most and create solutions that help people navigate the crisis and recover.
Kupyansk
Kupyanskyi district
Situation: The district remains one of the most affected by the fighting. Access to basic services in frontline communities is limited.
Chuguiv
Chuhuyiv district
Key needs: medical assistance, evacuation support, ensuring the basic needs of the population.
Situation: Border communities in the region are under regular shelling. The strain on social and medical infrastructure is increasing due to population displacement from dangerous areas.
Kharkiv
Kharkiv district
Key needs: psychosocial support, backup energy supply, assistance to frontline communities.
Situation: Northern communities in the district remain under threat of shelling. In Kharkiv, there remains a high demand for humanitarian and social services.
Bogoduhiv
Bogodukhiv district
Key needs: medical support, assistance to IDPs, demining of territories.
Situation: The greatest challenges are concentrated in border communities. Risks of infrastructure damage and mine hazards remain.
Berestyn
Berestynskyi district
Key needs: support for IDPs, assistance to families with children, social services.
Situation: The security situation is relatively stable, but the district continues to host displaced people and needs resources to support vulnerable groups.
Lozova
Lozovsky district
Key needs: support for IDPs, medical and social services.
Situation: The district is one of the reception centers for internally displaced persons, which creates an additional burden on the local infrastructure.
This is an interactive display of the Kharkiv region's "hotspots" where humanitarian stress is highest. Our map is not just geography, it's a living index of needs - from lack of connectivity to threats to food security.
Level of need severity
Phase 2 (stressful)
Phase 3 (considerable)
Phase 4 (critical)
Phase 5 (disastrous)
The map is based on verified reports from OCHA (UN), REACH Initiative and the International Organization for Migration (IOM)
The map is based on verified reports from OCHA (UN), REACH Initiative and the International Organization for Migration (IOM)
To ensure that assistance is truly targeted, we constantly collect information from various sources:
Network of local coordinators
UBA team away games
Local chats and volunteers
Request and verification of needs
We receive requests from communities, local partners, etc. We check the relevance and prioritize the needs.
Situation assessment
We take into account the security situation, the number of people from vulnerable groups, logistical risks, and the possibility of rapid implementation.
Finding the best solution
We do not work according to a template - we select the format of assistance according to the real context of the community.
We collect feedback, record changes, and evaluate results. For us, it's not just numbers that matter, but also the real impact on people's lives and the resilience of communities.
Issued
72 thousand+
grocery sets for residents of the Kharkiv region
Transferred
1733
stoves and heaters for residents of the Kharkiv region
Supported
4728
children with gifts, food and hygiene products
Spaces of Indestructibility in the communities of Kharkiv region, which now work independently
Everyone your donation returns Life in the community
Thousands of people have lost their basic sense of security due to the war. Our humanitarian program helps communities navigate the crisis, from food and hygiene support to Spaces of Invincibility, where people can stay warm, charge their phones, and stay safe.
You can give people a little confidence and warmth.
100 UAH
Snacks and hot tea for one family
500 UAH
5 hours of generator and communication
1000 UAH
Package of food and hygiene products for 2 weeks
The amounts indicated are equivalent to the cost of goods or services for the educational program. We distribute funds according to the current needs of the program at the time of receipt of the donation.
Problem:
Based on our monitoring data and direct inquiries from local coordinators, we identified the community as a critical point on the map of the Kharkiv region. Currently, there there is no safe space for interaction, which leads to the degradation of social ties and increased humanitarian stress among residents.
Our solution:
Deployment and full administration of Prostor, which operates as a multifunctional hub 24/7.
Mark, student of the "Zmistovno" center«
We are open to partnerships with donors, businesses, and organizations that want to create real change for the people and communities of the Kharkiv region.
Individual approach to each partnership
For us, each collaboration is a separate decision, shaped according to your goals and the real needs of communities.
Clear and transparent result
We work openly, report on results, and ensure a clear social impact.
We believe that the most powerful changes are born in partnership.
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