Listen, support, help: results of the Survivor Relief Centres’ work in October
Helping people in wartime is the daily work of our teams in Sumy, Kharkiv and Poltava. Despite Russian attacks, the Survivor Relief Centres continue to…
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“I hope that one day I won’t have to be so strong” – 18-year-old Nadiia shares how she started a new life
In over a year of work at Rokada’s regional office in Kropyvnytskyi, social worker Alla Andrusevych has supported more than a hundred internally displaced families.…
Rental Market Initiative: dozens of internally displaced families in Khmelnytskyi region receive help with rent and utilities
Almost fifty internally displaced families in Khmelnytskyi region have joined the Rental Market Initiative (RMI). Thanks to the programme, they have been able to move…
Strength through unity: within the EMPOWER project, Rokada scales up aid to Ukrainians affected by the war
Support for Ukrainians, which has been provided in the Sumy, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions for three years under the EMPOWER project, is now expanding to…
Community visits, training for colleagues and everyday support: how the Survivor Relief Centres worked in September
The Survivor Relief Centres in Sumy, Kharkiv and Poltava continue their work as part of the cooperation between the Rokada Charitable Foundation and UNFPA, the…
Social adaptation in action: 75-year-old Ivan Palivoda from Zaporizhzhia has found his place in Zaplatyn
We continue to share the outcomes of the social adaptation project implemented in the Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rivne, Volyn, Bukovyna, Khmelnytskyi, and Zhytomyr regions. This time,…
New law on IDPs: do you need to replace your certificate and register again?
On 22 October 2026, the new Law of Ukraine “On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of Internally Displaced Persons” comes into force. It changes the…
«Social adaptation can be successful when a person has access to comprehensive support and actively participates in solving social issues»
Valentyna Kovardinova and her son moved four times over the past year before they could find safe housing. Due to Russian shelling, the family had…
In Kharkiv, Rokada helps children recover from mine-explosive injuries
Severe injuries, surgeries, and prolonged rehabilitation—this is the reality for children whose lives have been changed by Russian shelling in many frontline regions, including the…
Home in the Village: First Results of Rokada’s Support
The government initiative A Home in the Village allows internally displaced Ukrainians to settle in rural areas free of charge. In essence, the project provides…
Dignified living and legal protection: Rokada implements a new project in the Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions
The project, which focuses on supporting internally displaced Ukrainians and communities affected by the consequences of hostilities, is being implemented by Rokada in the Dnipropetrovsk…
Inclusive solutions: Rokada continues to equip shelters for internally displaced Ukrainians in Zaporizhzhia
The Rokada Charitable Foundation has completed the renovation of a living space for people with reduced mobility at a shelter in Zaporizhzhia. The four refurbished…
In Volyn, Rokada helps internally displaced Ukrainians to arrange homes
During two years, the regional office of Rokada in Volyn region repaired and updated more than a hundred houses for internally displaced Ukrainians from among…
Social accompaniment of Rokada in action: daily care for those who lost home
When someone loses their home and documents, finding themselves alone in an unfamiliar city, navigating the new reality can feel overwhelming. That is when social…
Support that helped start over: The story of Mykola, who now lives in the Sumy region
“In life, I have always been used to relying on myself. But there comes a time when you can no longer cope with everything on…
Comprehensive support and a safe environment: results of the Survivor Relief Centres’ work over two months
Despite the growing number and scale of Russian attacks, the Survivor Relief Centres in Sumy, Kharkiv and Poltava continue to work actively. Multidisciplinary teams provide…
Why is preventing gender-based violence important for Ukraine today?
According to estimates by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), almost 2.4 million people in Ukraine need services to prevent and respond to gender-based violence.…
The first internally displaced Ukrainians have moved into the shelter in Oleksandrivka, Kirovohrad region
Six women from Donetsk region have become the first residents of the shelter that the Rokada team set up last year in the village of…
Strengthening partnerships to protect people affected by the war: what has changed at the Survivor Relief Centres in a month?
As part of the cooperation between the Rokada Charitable Foundation and UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, the Survivor Relief Centres in Poltava, Sumy and…
Legal advice: how pensioners can complete physical identification to receive payments
Dmytro Khanas, Advocacy Adviser at the Rokada Charitable Foundation, has prepared an explanation of how pensioners can complete physical identification to receive pensions and insurance…
Another step towards justice: #RD4U has opened category A1.2
The Register of Damage for Ukraine (RD4U) has announced the start of claim submissions in a new category, A1.2 – Forced displacement outside Ukraine. Millions…
Appeal from human rights and charitable organisations
Human rights and charitable organisations, including Rokada, draw the attention of state authorities, local self-government bodies and national and international partners to the need to…
Consultations, trainings and expert support: how the Survivor Relief Centres in Sumy, Kharkiv and Poltava work
Last autumn, the Rokada Charitable Foundation team, in cooperation with UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, launched a large-scale project to counter gender-based and domestic…
Rokada took part in the presentation of the 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan
On the threshold of the fifth year of the full-scale invasion, humanitarian challenges in Ukraine are only getting worse. Constant shelling, destruction of infrastructure and…