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В якому регіоні Вам потрібна допомога? Яка допомога Вам потрібна?

Цю платформу створено для підтримки сімей, які вимушено залишили свої домівки і потребують підтримки. Це – «швидка допомога» для тих, хто переїхав у нову місцевість через небезпеку вдома і не знає, де та яку можна отримати допомогу.

About the Platform

Мільйони українців сьогодні залишили свої домівки в пошуках безпеки та прихистку. Мільйони людей вимушено переїхали за кордон. Мільйони залишаються в Україні, щоб будувати своє життя тут, допомагати країні та бути разом зі своїми рідними, на рідній землі.

Важливо, щоб кожен українець, який втратив домівку і залишається тут, мав всю необхідну допомогу та підтримку. Де б ви не опинилися, у якому б регіоні не залишилися – тут ви можете знайти необхідну інформацію про те «куди бігти». Актуальні дані нам допомагають збирати й постійно оновлювати державні установи, представники обласних адміністрацій, громадського сектору.

Platform goals and objectives

To provide information

Просто, доступно, швидко, зрозуміло – за такими принципами громадяни мають отримувати соціальні послуги. Для цього потрібна вичерпна і зрозуміла інформація. Наша мета – дати «дорожню карту», де знайти інформацію та як отримати необхідну допомогу.

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To assist

We collect information on where to send help and assistance for internally displaced persons so that everyone who has found themselves in completely new living conditions due to the war, could find such important and necessary assistance. Regardless of the locality that you are staying in at the moment, all social services and other humanitarian assistance provided by the state and partners are available to you.

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To assist

We collect information on where to send help and assistance for internally displaced persons so that everyone who has found themselves in completely new living conditions due to the war, could find such important and necessary assistance. Regardless of the locality that you are staying in at the moment, all social services and other humanitarian assistance provided by the state and partners are available to you.

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To support

Everyone who needs protection and support should receive them! Sometimes we just need to feel that we are not alone, there is someone to rely on, someone to reach out to. We sincerely hope that this site will be helpful to many Ukrainians. After all, by creating this resource, we want to show that everyone is important and the state cares about everyone!

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Dmytro Dolzhenko: “We’ll definitely go back to our homeland - Ukrainian Kherson region!”

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Antonina Mykolaichuk: “To relieve anxiety, you need to look at the world around you”

Forced to leave her home and pushed into the unknown, she realized that some people were even worse off and so, began to help others. Antonina Mykolaichuk, a psychologist from Mykolaiv, has been living in Chervonohrad, Lviv region, since the full-scale war broke out, and provides psychological support to internally displaced persons (IDPs). She was born in Chervonohrad, but at the age of 11, she moved with her sister and mother to Mykolaiv. She has been living there for 22 years, so the city has truly become her home. But the fateful morning of February 24 turned her whole life upside down.

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Artur Yaroshevskyi: “The worst thing when living under occupation, is the lack of freedom of speech!”

After spending five days in captivity for his pro-Ukrainian position, he miraculously left the occupied Primorsk in the summer. 19-year-old Artur Yaroshevskyi now lives in Slavske, Lviv region. At home, he was a public activist, engaged in the development of youth policy in the city, and repeatedly participated in all-Ukrainian events. But the full-scale war destroyed all his plans. He tells: “Russians occupied Prymorsk, where he lived all his life. Since the end of February, they began to hotly persecute activists - some were kept in basements while some were taken to Berdiansk.”

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Vladlen Senilov: "I will show the children Ukrainian Donetsk!"

In 2014, he left occupied Donetsk, and 8 years later he had to rescue his family from Mariupol, which was totally destroyed by the Russian occupiers. Entrepreneur Vladlen Senilov with his wife and 4-year-old twin daughters, started everything from scratch in Lviv. “On the night of February 24, I went on a taxi run to earn some money. I came back at around 3 a.m. but I didn't really want to sleep. At around half past five, the first explosion rang out. It was rather loud, but not very close. My wife woke up immediately and asked me what had happened.

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