Meeting critical needs NOW provides an opportunity to create grounds for future Ukraine’s progress
The UAIM helps to ensure the humanitarian needs of the civilian population of Ukraine
Fund which participates in the biggest challenges which Ukrainians face during the war.
Meeting critical needs NOW provides an opportunity to create grounds for future Ukraine's progress.
The UAIM helps to ensure the humanitarian needs of the civilian population of Ukraine.
To ensure the urgent needs of people during the war in Ukraine
To enforce and develop the country's social infrastructure
We see the Fund future as inseparable from the global concept of Ukraine's development. We aim to contribute to solve significant social challenges
The war between Russia and Ukraine began in February 2014, when Russia seized a part of Ukrainian territory – the Crimean peninsula. Moscow also organized a separatist uprising, occupying parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
But the terrorist state did not stop there. On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale aggression against Ukraine. The invaders destroy entire settlements, torture people, kidnap children and launch rocket attacks. Currently, according to the UN, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, more than 6,950 people have died in Ukraine and more than 11,150 people have been injured. These are not final figures, because there is no information about victims in the occupied territories.
The biggest war in Europe since 1945 is going on
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, 1,100 medical facilities were damaged.
144 – wholly destroyed.
2,739 Ukrainian educational institutions were damaged due to bombings and shelling by the Russian army.
More than 300 of them were destroyed
Indirect losses in agriculture have reached $35 BLN
Indirect losses are affected by the energy crisis caused by shelling and complicated logistics, which caused a decrease in the price of Ukrainian products, respectively – manufacturers will not receive profits
10 MLN of Ukrainian are left with no electricity, water supply and heat daily
Russian missile strikes have crippled almost 50% of Ukraine’s energy system
As a result of the strikes, Ukraine lost more than 4.000 MW of generating capacity
5+ years of volunteering experience in children’s oncology treatment programs and combating violence against women
Leaded Educational Programs in Charity Foundation
Served as an Advisor to the Member of Parliament in Investment Relations
10+ years of experience on leading positions in charitable organizations
Former Spokesperson of Ukrainian Government
Served as Advisor in Ukrainian Government and Parliament
Co-Founder of Kyiv School of Economics Center of Excellence in Government Relations
Former Advisor to Ukraine’s Prime Minister
Previously served in digital teams of Ukraine’s Prime Minister and Ministry of Digital Transformation
5+ years of volunteering experience in children’s oncology treatment programs and combating violence against women
Leaded Educational Programs in Charity Foundation
Served as an Advisor to the Member of Parliament in Investment Relations
10+ years of experience on leading positions in charitable organizations
Former Spokesperson of Ukrainian Government
Served as Advisor in Ukrainian Government and Parliament
Co-Founder of Kyiv School of Economics Center of Excellence in Government Relations
Former Advisor to Ukraine’s Prime Minister
Previously served in digital teams of Ukraine’s Prime Minister and Ministry of Digital Transformation
Starting from February 24, 2022 our team had opened a Humanitarian Center in Lviv and began to support those who are in need by supplying internally displaced persons with food, medicine, and other essentials
Humanitarian Center had support programs with Poland, Czech and Turkish Republic and helped thousands of Ukrainian women and children to evacuate.
