Fund results for April 2023:
News of the month:
Partners and sponsors of our foundation:
In April, we collected ₴245,719 hryvnia and spent ₴1,005,188 hryvnia. We also received a donation from the Swiss choir school Knabenkantorei Basel in the amount of ~131,200 UAH. Due to the pause in the currency transfer, this money will be reflected in the May 2023 report.
- 100 people lived in the main shelter in Dnipro, of which 84 were permanent residents. There were 21 children among the shelter inhabitants.
- 23 people were evacuated from the Donetsk region, namely: Chasiv Yar, Siversk, Kostyantynivka, Kurakhivka, Hirnyk, Toretsk, Druzhkivka and Kramatorsk — photos + video.
- 2112 food aid packages were distributed to those in need: 1305 in Dnipro, 627 at evacuation missions in the Donetsk region, and 180 in Kosiv. Photos: Dnipro, Kosiv.
- 29 people lived in the Rehabilitation Center in the Dnipro suburb.
- 201 children aged 4-11 attended the Dream Center in Dnipro: 55 children in the main group (weekly classes on Wednesdays and Saturdays), 14 children with developmental disabilities attended regular sensory room classes, 16 children went to kindergarten daily, and another 116 children attended a big holiday on April 8th — photos.
- 150 teenagers aged 12-17 attended the Youth Center in Dnipro: 65 teenagers attended regular meetings and classes, and another 85 came to the monthly party.
- 54 people attended our remote rehabilitation center in Kosiv: 36 children and 18 adults.
- 237 women attended two support meetings for women and mothers in Dnipro. A significant part of the participants are mothers of children attending our Dream Center.
- 75 people attended a meeting for the elderly in Dnipro.
News of the month:
- CNG has become part of the UN information system in Ukraine (dashboard with the results of work and a map of organizations). Since January 2023, our organization has been a member of the Protection Cluster, and since April we have been integrated into the nationwide reporting system for charitable organizations operating under general protection and children protection.
- We launched weekly robotics classes for children in our shelter (once a week). So far, it only works for children living in our shelter, but over time we plan to increase the number of students — photos.
- Together with NRC, they conducted trainings for shelter residents on compensation for loss of property.
- We spent the first matinee in our mini-garden at the Dream Center — photos.
Partners and sponsors of our foundation:
- Helping To Leave — resumed our collaboration, which was interrupted in the fall of 2022. This foundation is supplying fuel to our evacuation team.
- Samaritan's Purse — 8 tons of food for delivery to the Donetsk region.
- IOM — 2.5 tons of shelter equipment: mattresses, plastic containers, chairs, blankets, screens, bedding sets, hygiene kits and children's clothes.
- Peace For The Future — beds, drawers, cabinets and crockery for shelters.
- We Stand With Ukraine — 2 electric generators.
- Triangle — household appliances for the shelter.
- Maple Hope Foundation — funded the purchase of a batch of medicines.
- MSF (Doctors Without Borders) — a mobile team that visits the residents of our shelter: a psychologist, a laboratory on wheels, a family therapist and a heart doctor. In April, they came once and, in addition to consultations with doctors, MSF also took free tests and distributed medicines.
In April, we collected ₴245,719 hryvnia and spent ₴1,005,188 hryvnia. We also received a donation from the Swiss choir school Knabenkantorei Basel in the amount of ~131,200 UAH. Due to the pause in the currency transfer, this money will be reflected in the May 2023 report.