In March, UUA volunteers delivered 30,000 food packages to Ukrainians living in war-affected areas.

In March 2025, Varto Zhyty support line continued providing vital psychological help to those affected by war.

Redcord at KIR offers safe, adaptable training for all fitness levels. It activates deep muscles, supports recovery from injuries or neurological conditions, and helps war-affected individuals regain strength and balance.

The Varto Zhyty support line continues helping military personnel and their families. Key highlights from February 2025

Morning of an active workday at KIR.

In January and February, UUA volunteers delivered 60,000 food packages to Ukrainians in war-affected areas.

Every call to the Varto Zhyty military support line represents a story of courage, resilience, and the unbreakable spirit of those who serve and those who stand beside them. In January 2025, the dedicated team at Varto Zhyty provided a lifeline to military personnel, their families, and civilians in crisis.

Swedish military medic Michael shares his experience at the Kyiv Institute of Rehabilitation.

In December, UUA volunteers distributed 30,000 food packages to people in war-affected areas without access to electricity, water, or basic facilities to prepare meals.

Here are the December 2024 counseling statistics for the military support line Varto Zhyty.

UUA reflects on 2024 with gratitude and outlines its goals for the coming year.

In November, UUA volunteers delivered 30,000 food packages to people living in war-affected areas.

The Kyiv Institute of Rehabilitation works tirelessly every day to support our heroes in their journey to recovery.

Kyiv Institute of Rehabilitation provides high-quality, professional assistance to military personnel and those affected by the war every day, ensuring an individual approach to each situation.

Here are the October 2024 counseling statistics for the military support line, which serves military members and their families.

We are thankful for Varto Zhyty and proud to partner with them in supporting Ukrainians in need.

In October, UUA volunteers sent 30,000 packages of delicious food to people in need who lack sufficient supplies.

Svitlana, the director of the Kyiv Institute of Rehabilitation, talks about the institute, the team of specialists, and the free rehabilitation programs offered to those affected by the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The counseling statistics for the military and their family members’ support line, Varto Zhyty, in September 2024.

Our volunteers delivered 30,000 food packages to the frontline this September.

UUA financed and delivered generators to the Zaporizhzhia region, which is under constant shelling. The generators will help cover power outages for critical services in the area.