Success stories

If Someone from the Family is at War, the Whole Family is at War: How Does the USAID Project Support Wives and Mothers of Defenders

The wives and mothers of defenders may not sleep in trenches, repel enemy artillery attacks, or evacuate the wounded from the battlefield, but face daily pressure from circumstances beyond their control. They endure anxiety, worry, helplessness, tension, and unresolved

Education that Changed 70 Lives: Behind the Curtains of USAID, ISAR Ednannia, and ‘Projector’ Female Project

The economic empowerment of women from newly liberated territories in Ukraine presents a significant challenge in the post-war recovery landscape. As these regions transition from military occupation to reintegration into the national framework, women face unique obstacles in

How an Educational Hub in Kyiv Region Partially Replaces School for Children and IDPs

"I was in Rudnytske during the occupation. We lacked food, and aid was delivered by ambulance from Baryshivka. It was nearly impossible to leave home. Meanwhile, Russians occupied our 'Art Pantry.' After liberation, I had to work with a psychologist. That's why I understand how