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    The Humanitarian Coordination Center held a meeting with NGO representatives on humanitarian hubs to help internally displaced persons (IDPs)

    The Humanitarian Coordination Center held a meeting with NGO representatives on humanitarian hubs to help internally displaced persons (IDPs)

    The main goal was to discuss the creation of high-quality conditions for IDPs to access services that facilitate adaptation. Participants discussed legal issues arising from legislative innovations and the distribution of financial aid. Representatives of 13 humanitarian hubs, 18 local and 5 international partners, as well as the UN, worked to establish communication and cooperation. A new SSA tool was announced to inform and engage partners for effective humanitarian assistance.

    19.03.2024
    A coordination meeting organized by the Humanitarian Coordination Center was held in the hall of the joint action platform with 54 representatives of communities, charitable organizations, government agencies and businesses

    A coordination meeting organized by the Humanitarian Coordination Center was held in the hall of the joint action platform with 54 representatives of communities, charitable organizations, government agencies and businesses

    The goal was to prepare for the de-occupation of Ukrainian territories through the interaction of different sectors of society. Six speakers shared their experience and practical advice on legal aspects and psychological assistance to victims. Participants took part in a simulation game to develop action plans, which facilitated active communication and cooperation. The meeting provided community representatives with knowledge, contacts and an algorithm of actions for effective de-occupation.

    16.03.2024
    On February 21, a meeting of the Food Security and Livelihoods Cluster (FSLC) was held with 60 representatives of 27 organizations from Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Volodymyr Ignatiev, a representative of the Ukrainian Humanitarian Foundation, spoke about the cooperation process, evaluation criteria and requirements for organizations

    On February 21, a meeting of the Food Security and Livelihoods Cluster (FSLC) was held with 60 representatives of 27 organizations from Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Volodymyr Ignatiev, a representative of the Ukrainian Humanitarian Foundation, spoke about the cooperation process, evaluation criteria and requirements for organizations

    He also presented the main indicators of UHF's activities over the past year: 182 million distributed, 74 funded projects, and 6.8 million people who received assistance. The project manager of the Charitable Foundation "Smile UA" shared the experience of implementing the project "Economic Resilience Program of Ukraine", including the issuance of business grants and trainings. Cluster Coordinator Victoria Davydova presented the partners' activities and announced the monthly newsletter for November and December.

    21.02.2024
    On February 20, the Humanitarian Coordination Center held a meeting on "Integration of IDPs in society", which was attended by 57 representatives of charitable and civil society organizations and military administrations

    On February 20, the Humanitarian Coordination Center held a meeting on "Integration of IDPs in society", which was attended by 57 representatives of charitable and civil society organizations and military administrations

    The participants discussed the problems and challenges of IDP integration and developed 5 potential projects during a team brainstorming session. Most of the ideas were related to children's education and unemployment, which are key obstacles to IDPs' socialization. The meeting also created a dialogic platform for networking, which facilitated the exchange of experiences and contacts.

    20.02.2024
    Retreat 2 round

    Retreat 2 round

    From February 9 to 15, 18 participants from 15 public and charitable organizations took part in the retreat. The main objectives were to improve the psycho-emotional and physical condition of the volunteers, to give them a chance to relax and reboot. For 6 days, the participants attended body and art therapy classes, worked with a psychologist, went for walks and participated in various activities, such as excursions and Ukrainian song evenings.

    09.02.2024
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