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At the NGO "MARTIN-club," we are deeply convinced that every child should grow up loved and safe within a family environment, rather than behind the walls of residential institutions. Child protection and youth development Work directions / Child protection and youth development / At the NGO "MARTIN-club," we are deeply convinced that every child should grow up loved and safe within a family environment, rather than behind the walls of residential institutions. We actively support deinstitutionalization and the development of family-based care for children deprived of parental care. The warmth of a family and an inclusive environment that embraces every individual’s unique traits provide the best foundation for harmonious growth. Every day, we work to preserve families and provide children and parents with comprehensive psychological, legal, and social support. Today, Ukrainian children and youth face unprecedented risks due to the war, forced displacement, and the loss of their homes. Those who have suffered trauma, lost loved ones, or endured the horrors of sexual or physical violence are particularly vulnerable. For these children, our qualified psychologists and social workers provide compassionate, specialized care, helping them regain a sense of security, overcome stress, and restore their trust in the world. The war has also caused significant educational setbacks, hindering children’s ability to learn effectively and socialize with their peers. We help bridge knowledge gaps, create safe spaces for development and adaptation, and teach children and adolescents how to counter bullying and practice cybersecurity. Our goal is to ensure that children feel protected—both in real-life interactions and in the digital space, where harassment and online risks have emerged as new challenges. Through close cooperation with communities and partners, we care for the well-being of families, providing mothers, women, and children with essential support and resources. Together with you, we are building a community where love, family values, and care for children serve as a strong foundation, even in the most difficult times.

Donors and partners The German public organization "Yulenka" was created in 2010 to support our work. Volunteers who helped us then and still support us financially, with mentorship and are part of the Supervisory Board. ActionAid is a global federation working for a world free of poverty and injustice. The German Society for International Cooperation is a development agency with headquarters in Bonn and Ashbourne that provides services in the field of international projects. According to the UN, a staggering 252 million people will require lifesaving assistance through 2026. As the world’s leading humanitarian aid donor, the European Union delivers needs-based assistance to people affected by human-induced and natural hazards all over the world. Norwegian public assistance. NPA's international activities cover three main areas: mine action and disarmament, development and humanitarian assistance. IOM focuses on saving lives and protecting people on the move, driving solutions to displacement and facilitating pathways for regular migration. ERIKS Development Partner (ERIKS) is a Swedish public organization and foundation that protects children's rights. Denmark’s development policy aims to combat fighting poverty through promotion of human rights and economic growth. Danida has responsibility for the planning, implementation and quality assurance of Denmark’s development cooperation. There are local and posted staff at Danish embassies and missions abroad who are responsible for the administration and management of Denmark’s development cooperation with the individual country. Sida’s support in Ukraine focuses both on the country’s reconstruction and on providing emergency aid to people affected by the war. Among other things, Sida supports the development of critical infrastructure, human rights, employment and trade. Sida has been supporting Ukraine since 1998 and has significantly increased its support following Russia’s full-scale invasion. As part of its regular activities in Ukraine, PAH provides support to war victims who remain in the country. The organization regularly organizes the transport of material aid for internally displaced persons and those who were unable to leave their homes. It delivers food and hygiene products, provides psychological and financial support, and repairs private houses and institutions. During the winter, PAH assisted with fuel, stoves, generators, and warm blankets. The Ukrainian Child Rights Network was created to consolidate efforts and improve coordination among civil society organizations in Ukraine, as well as their impact on state policy in the field of child rights protection. Since November 22, 2023, it has been a full member of the Eurochild network. The Polish public organization "Good Factory" started its activities on August 8, 2014. Today, aid reaches almost 40,000 people a year on three continents: Africa, Asia and Europe in 9 countries. PFRU’s objective is to strengthen Ukraine’s resilience in the face of Russian aggression by delivering essential support to local communities in collaboration with the Ukrainian government, civil society, and the private sector. UN Women is the UN organization delivering programmes, policies and standards that uphold women’s human rights and ensure that every woman and girl lives up to her full potential. The European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) Ukraine is a non-executive mission of the European Union that formally began operations from its headquarters in Kyiv on 1 December 2014. The goal is to achieve a civilian security sector that is efficient, accountable, and enjoys the trust of the public. DOTYK is a municipal enterprise of the Dnipro City Council, which is a communicator between partner organizations and the city in order to address the urgent needs of various socially vulnerable groups in Dnipro. Ms. Patronesa is an initiative of active women's organizations. Works in the field of combating domestic and gender-based violence. German Rotary Club (District 1820). Rotary's mission, "to serve others, promote integrity, and promote world understanding, goodwill, and peace through a fellowship of business, professional, and civic leaders." Mercy Corps is a global non-governmental humanitarian organization operating in transitional environments that have experienced or are experiencing various forms of economic, environmental, social and political instability. The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is a global humanitarian relief and development non-governmental organization. The goal of UNFPA is to ensure sexual and reproductive rights and choices for all, especially women and young people, so that they can access high-quality sexual and reproductive health services, including voluntary family planning, maternal health care and comprehensive sexuality education. The charity fund "Help" connects those who want to help with those who need help. Implement high-quality innovative projects. Humanity & Inclusion (HI) is an international organization that has supported tens of millions of people in over 60 countries since 1982. Its teams work in humanitarian emergencies, protracted crises and long-term development projects, providing assistance to those who need it most. Humanity & Inclusion (HI) works alongside people with disabilities in peacetime, during conflicts and natural disasters. Sloboda Studio is a software development company that has been creating software solutions around the world since 2010. Global Communities is an organization that combines local ingenuity with global ideas to save lives, advance equity, and secure a resilient future. It is responding to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

About us Our non-profit organization has 25 years of experience in helping children and women. With the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, we expanded our activities to 7 directions. Children and women in need remained our main focus. The geography of the work covers Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Donetsk regions. We stand against domestic and gender-based violence. We open places of social and psychological support, create social enterprises and do cultural projects. We have been responding to humanitarian challenges since 2014. Since 2024, the direction of attracting and strengthening youth has been intensified. We conduct professional environment educational activities in our training center. We have cooperated with more than 50 donors, established partnerships, and actively engage all actors in the field of rights protection, support for children and women. 25 years Children support 10 years Helping IDP's 7 years Against violence 16 800 Evacuated people 50+ Donors and partners 40 000+ Beneficiaries MISSION MARTIN club helps children and women overcome the consequences of difficult life circumstances, violence and war, helps them acquire the potential and necessary social skills to change their lives for the better, and thus influences the development of the future of the entire society. VISION As a result of our activities, the lives of children and women in Ukraine become safer, freer and full of opportunities. We act based on the best interests of the child, for the growth of children in a safe family environment where their rights and personality are respected. We practice zero tolerance for violence. We influence the reform of the social system through association with civil society organizations What is MARTIN-club? М ilestones For the future, we recognize the goals and go towards them, appreciating each achievement. We believe that small steps lead to a great future. R іghts We strive to ensure equal opportunities and protect the rights of every person, regardless of their status or origin. І nclusivity We are creating a society where every person, including those affected by war, has access to adapted conditions and opportunities for full participation in the life of society. А ction Real actions that are the result of a balanced position and awareness of the passage of time, which is the main resource of a person. Т houghtfulness We show concern, considering the impact of war on people, supporting them and acting together to pay attention to human needs and feelings, giving special care to children. N on dependence We believe in the importance of independence to ensure transparency, efficiency and trust in our work. Work directions Work against violence We have been working in the field of combating domestic and gender-based violence since 2017. We advise and protect. We have comprehensive support for victims Social entrepreneurship On the provision of humanitarian aid in Dnipropetrovsk region and cash payments to residents of Kharkiv region Children's support service We provide comprehensive social and psychological services for local children and IDP children. Cultural direction On the provision of humanitarian aid in Dnipropetrovsk region and cash payments to residents of Kharkiv region Humanitarian response About the provision of humanitarian aid aid in Dnipropetrovsk region and cash payments to residents of Kharkiv region Training center Our organization is about comprehensive support for victims of violence, we have a full cycle of assistance: Youth direction Our organization is about comprehensive support for victims of violence, we have a full cycle of assistance: Stories “Until I wrote it down, it felt like I hadn’t done anything. It was like it just fell from the sky.” How 28 steps led to results. Наталія у "Своєму просторі" в Дніпрі Natalia Obernyak is 44 years old. She is from Dnipro, and today she lives in her city again — after almost a year and a half abroad, returning home without a clear plan, and a long road to recovery. Before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Natalya had experience in corporate management. But by the beginning of 2022, she was already in a difficult internal state: a personal crisis, burnout, fatigue. The full-scale war was superimpo Stories of beneficiaries ГО МАРТІН-клуб May 27 6 min read 1 2 3 Geography We need your support today! Support us

Bakery MAMA 1 Donors Social bakery "MAMA 1" is an initiative of the "MARTIN-club" NGO, which operates in Dnipro and is designed to support women who find themselves in difficult life circumstances. The bakery operates next to the "Rukavychka" social house in the village of Orlivshchyna, where women and children find temporary shelter and the opportunity to start a new phase of life. Here they bake bread, cookies, bagels and other goodies, which are sold to ensure the maintenance of the shelter and provide women with employment and professional development opportunities. The project promotes economic stability for women who have gone through difficult situations, including domestic violence or displacement due to war. Profits from "MAMA 1" go to support the house and other initiatives aimed at the development of social sustainability for women and children in the region. "MAMA 1" bakery also fulfills an important social mission, providing its employees not only with financial support, but also with the opportunity to acquire useful skills necessary for future employment. An important part of the activity is the psychological and professional support of women who find it difficult to integrate into society due to difficult life circumstances. Here, they receive mentorship and a sense of stability that helps them rebuild their faith in themselves and create a new start for themselves and their children. In addition, MAMA 1 products are often distributed among public organizations and shelters where displaced people and people in need of support, including women and children affected by the war, are staying. This not only provides women with a source of income, but also supports vulnerable sections of the population, which is especially important in times of crisis. Thanks to the initiative of the MARTIN-club NGO, which has been helping women and children for more than two decades, the MAMA 1 bakery is not just a business, but a valuable social project that helps change lives for the better 100+ women received baking skills 10,000+ kg of cookies sold 1189 events were attended with bakery products Social networks: News About the bakery MAMA 1 Почати нове життя з кондитерської справи. Жінки, що з різних причин опинилися у скруті, стали заробляти у соціальній пекарні. Social business Nov 1, 2023 0 min read

Ми запрошуємо команди, які готові не просто реалізувати окремі активності, а впливати на систему — змінювати підходи до реагування на сексуальне та гендерно зумовлене насильство (СГЗН) і посилювати роль жінок у прийнятті рішень на рівні громад. Конкурс in-kind грантів для жіночих ОГС «Жіноче лідерство та адвокація: системна протидія СГЗН на рівні громад» ГО МАРТІН-клуб за технічної підтримки ООН Жінки в Україні та за фінансування Жіночого фонду миру та гуманітарної допомоги ООН (WPHF) оголошує конкурс проєктних пропозицій. Ми запрошуємо команди, які готові не просто реалізувати окремі активності, а впливати на систему — змінювати підходи до реагування на сексуальне та гендерно зумовлене насильство (СГЗН) і посилювати роль жінок у прийнятті рішень на рівні громад. Переглянути оголошення (документ) Аплікаційна заявка та бюджет Про конкурс Мета конкурсу Підтримка адвокаційних ініціатив, спрямованих на створення сталих механізмів захисту від сексуального та гендерно зумовленого насильства (СГЗН) та посилення впливу жінок на прийняття рішень у громадах.Йдеться не лише про окремі заходи, а про зміни, які залишаться працювати після завершення проєкту. Пріоритетні напрямки Проєктні пропозиції мають поєднувати дві складові: «м’яку» (робота з людьми, заходи, просвіта) та адвокаційну (вплив на політики, правила, взаємодію). Проте представлений список не є вичерпним. Географія До участі запрошуються організації, що працюють у Дніпропетровській області, зокрема в таких населених пунктах і районах: — Дніпро та Дніпровський район — Самар та Самарівський район — Кам’янське та Кам’янський район Адвокація змін Розробка та впровадження місцевих планів дій щодо протидії СГЗН. Системна взаємодія Налагодження співпраці між ОГС, поліцією, медичними та соціальними службами, зокрема через підписання меморандумів. Протоколи захисту Створення або вдосконалення алгоритмів перенаправлення постраждалих (Referral Pathways). Жіноче лідерство Розвиток груп самодопомоги, підтримка жінок та правопросвітницька діяльність. Робота з громадою Ініціативи, що змінюють ставлення до проблеми насильства та підвищують обізнаність. Умови та дедлайни Хто може подати заявку Неприбуткові організації (ГО/БО), які: зареєстровані щонайменше 1 рік (або мають обґрунтовану спроможність); мають у команді проєктного менеджера та бухгалтера; дотримуються політики нульової толерантності до насильства та експлуатації (PSEA); мають досвід або мотивацію працювати у темі СГЗН; участь у попередньому навчанні в межах проєкту — бажана, але не обов’язкова. Фінансові умови Сума мікрогранту: до 126 000 грн Тривалість проєкту: 2 місяці (червень – серпень 2026 року) Кінцевий термін реалізації: не пізніше 15.08.2026 3 проєкти отримають підтримку Ключові дати 25 травня 2026 (19:00) дедлайн подання заявок Формат підтримки: Підтримка надається у форматі in-kind грантів — тобто не грошима, а у вигляді необхідних ресурсів для реалізації проєкту.Це може бути, зокрема, закупівля обладнання або друк матеріалів, а також інші витрати, напряму пов’язані з реалізацією проєктної діяльності, які забезпечуються грантодавцем. 15 червня 2026 очікуваний старт проєктів 15 серпня 2026 кінцевий термін реалізації Як подати заявку Надсилайте документи на електронну пошту: martin@martin-club.org Тема листа: Конкурс жіноче лідерство та адвокація [назва вашої організації] Аплікаційна форма / концепція (PDF) Деталізований бюджет (Excel) Реєстраційні документи (Статут, Витяг, рішення про неприбутковість) CV ключової команди Перед подачею заявки ви можете долучитися до тренінгу з адвокації в сфері жіночого лідерства та протидії СГЗН 13 травня 2026 10:00 – 14:30 Онлайн (Google Meet) Тренерка: Юлія Матвійчук — експертка з адвокації, правозахисниця, фахівчиня з розвитку жіночого лідерства. Під час зустрічі ми розберемо: Адвокація «з нуля» : як перетворити ідею на системну зміну в громаді. Взаємодія з владою: розробка меморандумів та робота з нормативними актами. Специфіка СГЗН : як інтегрувати чутливі теми в адвокаційну стратегію. Грантовий інтенсив: розбір аплікаційного пакету (Logframe, бюджет, показники) для отримання мікрогранту Ми очікуємо на ідеї, які не залишаються на рівні окремих заходів, а змінюють підходи, взаємодію і реальність для жінок у громадах. Зареєструватися Питання та відповіді (FAQ) Хто може брати участь у конкурсі? Що таке «Адвокаційний проєкт»? Чи можна подавати заявку, якщо організація нова? Які витрати є «допустимими» у бюджеті? Що робити, якщо місцева влада відмовляється від співпраці? Якою мовою подавати документи? А хто донор? Чи є визначена форма листа підтримки від партнерів? Скільки заявок може подати одна організація? Як ми дізнаємося про результати конкурсу? Хто може брати участь у конкурсі? Участь можуть брати офіційно зареєстровані жіночі громадські організації (ГО) та благодійні організації (БО), що працюють на території Дніпропетровської області. Пріоритет надається організаціям, які очолюються жінками та мають досвід у темах гендерної рівності або протидії СГЗН. Чи можна подавати заявку, якщо організація нова? Так. Проте у розділі «Досвід команди» вам потрібно продемонструвати фаховість ключових експерток (координаторки, бухгалтерки), які будуть реалізовувати проєкт. Що таке «Адвокаційний проєкт»? Це просто тренінги? Ні. Адвокація — це не просто навчання, це процес впливу на тих, хто приймає рішення (владу). Просто тренінг: Ви навчили 20 жінок лідерству. Адвокація: Ви домоглися, щоб міська рада включила цих жінок до складу робочої групи з безпеки громади або змінила місцеву програму соцзахисту. Які витрати є «допустимими» у бюджеті? Витрати, безпосередньо пов'язані з діяльністю: Оплата праці команди та залучених експертів. Організаційна та комп'ютерна техніка: ноутбуки, планшети, принтери, проєктори для проведення тренінгів або роботи гарячої лінії / мобільної бригади. Друк адвокаційних матеріалів (буклети, плакати, звіти). Оплата ліцензій на захищені канали зв'язку, Zoom для онлайн-консультацій, CRM-системи для обліку звернень жінок. Оренда та облаштування приміщення. Неприпустимо: Купівля авто, ремонт офісу, алкоголь, борги минулих періодів, тощо Що робити, якщо місцева влада відмовляється від співпраці? Це один із ризиків, який варто вказати в заявці. У розділі «Стратегія» опишіть свій "план Б": наприклад, залучення медіа, публічний тиск або співпраця з іншими депутатами, які є лояльними до теми жіночого лідерства. Якою мовою подавати документи? Офіційна мова конкурсу — "українська". Проте, володіння англійською мовою координатором або координаторкою проєкту буде перевагою для звітності. А хто донор? Конкурс міні-грантів реалізується в рамках проєкт «Посилений захист жінок та дівчат» який впроваджується ГО МАРТІН-клуб за технічної підтримки ООН Жінки в Україні та за фінансування Жіночого фонду миру та гуманітарної допомоги ООН (WPHF), гнучкого та оперативного інструменту фінансування, що підтримує якісні заходи для підвищення спроможності місцевих жінок у запобіганні конфліктам, реагуванні на кризи та надзвичайні ситуації та використання ключових можливостей миробудівництва. Чи є визначена форма листа підтримки від партнерів? Листи підтримки або меморандуми про співпрацю від партнерських організацій, міських рад, тощо, складаються у довільній формі. Вони не є обовʼязковими для подачі заявки, але будуть перевагою під час оцінювання конкурсною комісією. Скільки заявок може подати одна організація? Одна організація може подати лише одну заявку. У разі подання кількох заявок до розгляду приймається та, що надійшла першою. Як ми дізнаємося про результати конкурсу? Організації-переможці отримають офіційні повідомлення на електронну пошту на початку червня 2026 року. Також результати конкурсу будуть опубліковані на інформаційних ресурсах ГО МАРТІН-клуб. Звертаємо увагу, що організація не надає індивідуальних пояснень щодо причин відхилення заявок. Маєте ще запитання? Звертайтеся на електронну пошту ГО МАРТІН-клуб до 22 травня 2026. Успіхів! Проєкт «Посилений захист жінок та дівчат» впроваджується ГО МАРТІН-клуб за технічної підтримки ООН Жінки в Україні та за фінансування Жіночого фонду миру та гуманітарної допомоги ООН (WPHF), гнучкого та оперативного інструменту фінансування, що підтримує якісні заходи для підвищення спроможності місцевих жінок у запобіганні конфліктам, реагуванні на кризи та надзвичайні ситуації та використання ключових можливостей миробудівництва. Ця сторінка підготовлена за фінансової підтримки Жіночого фонду миру та гуманітарної допомоги Організації Об’єднаних Націй (WPHF), але це не означає, що висловлені в ній погляди та вміст є офіційно схваленими або визнаними з боку Організації Об'єднаних Націй.

Denis Vasylyuk technical expert and capacity development manager Education Higher education, specialty: teacher of foreign literature, specialist Professional experience 1997 - 2002 – youth theater-studio "Shtryh", actor from 2005 to 2010 – manager of public relations, non-governmental organization "M.ART.IN-club" 2005 – theater trainer of the SAR project of the Ministry of Social Protection and Generational Problems of Austria Since 2007, he has been the frontman of the VETKA music group 2006-2007 – work in the project "Friendly network of support for children", funded by the EU 2007-2008 - work in the project "Formation of public policy in Makiivka", funded by the EU 2009 – work in the project "Human rights protection children's network", non-governmental organization "M.ART.IN-club" funded by the EU 2012 – trainer in the project "Sustainable future: life after boarding school" 2014 – the work of humanitarian aid logistician in the initiative "East Assistance" 2014 – work on the hotline at the humanitarian headquarters of the "Pomozem" foundation 2015 - director of the "With_you" project funded by UNDP and the Japanese government 2015 – forum-theatre trainer in the "Brothers in Arms" project 2015-2017 – information manager of the EU-funded project "Life goes on: integration of displaced people into rural communities" 2016 – the founder of the social business of the MAMA1 bakery, development of the concept, design, and financial model. 2017 – designer of printed materials of the "Friendly Clinic" project funded by the German Agency for Development and Cooperation GIZ 2017 - founder of the art festival "Horizontal" and podcast "Horizontal" about mental health - development of the concept, design, financial model. 2019 – the founder of the social business "Horizontal Café", development of the concept, design, financial model. 2006 – 2020 – freelance translator 2005-2022 - project manager of the NGO "M.ART.IN-club" 2022 and until today - technical expert and capacity development manager, part of the Council of the NGO "M.ART.IN-club", 2022-2023 - coordinator of the "Mental Health for Ukraine" project in the Dnipropetrovsk region, GFA group, Switzerland 2023 and until today - expert on the development of the potential of the project "Mental health for Ukraine", GFA group, Switzerland Training and internship Training course on technologies of theater pedagogy, 2003 Ministry of Social Protection and Generations of Austria, Jugendinfo organization PR for NGOs (Regional Center for Social Partnership) Project development and management (Regional Center for Social Partnership) Development of key messages (UCAN\ISC) Training course on youth policy and project management "Youth in action", Sweden, organization "Cultural Clinic" Warsaw School of Human Rights - Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights Study trip - Poland, "Human rights within the framework of the Polish system", Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw Study trip - Denmark, "Human Rights in Denmark", Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark Study trip - Germany "Working in children's organizations" Study trip - Germany "Development strategies and projects" Accelerator for Social Entrepreneurship, Silab Ukraine Skills Conducting information and advocacy campaigns, photo/video shooting, editing, administration of club movement, work with audio, organization of cultural events, concerts, festivals, driving a car, translation, editing of printed and online publications, creation of distance learning sites, ownership of several musical instruments, directing theatrical productions.

Julia Szeged head of legal service, lawyer This is your About page. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your site has to offer. Your users are genuinely interested in learning more about you, so don't be afraid to share personal anecdotes to create a more friendly quality. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to provide any personal details you want to share with your followers. Include interesting anecdotes and facts to keep readers engaged. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you're a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement. This is your About page. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your site has to offer. Your users are genuinely interested in learning more about you, so don't be afraid to share personal anecdotes to create a more friendly quality. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to provide any personal details you want to share with your followers. Include interesting anecdotes and facts to keep readers engaged. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you're a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement.

"Pink Panama 2025": Returning Childhood to Children of War Donor "Pink Panama 2025" is a project that unites specialists with common values of protecting childhood and the future generation. Its main goal is to comprehensively support and promote the healthy psychophysical development of children affected by the war in Ukraine, so that they can live a full childhood, despite the traumatic experience. The project seeks to return to children the childhood lost due to the war, help them overcome trauma, socialize and find new friends, and prepare them for a conscious role in society. The "Pink Panama" project has been operating since 2022 , accumulating experience and understanding the needs of children and their parents at different stages of development. Currently, it focuses on three main components: learning support (preparation for school, assistance during studies), development (art therapy, master classes, introduction to professions) and development of emotional intelligence (social-emotional training program, communication). This three-pronged strategy is adapted to the needs of three age groups: preschoolers (5-7 years old), younger schoolchildren (8-10 years old) and adolescents (11-12 years old), with the aim of preparing them for school, consolidating knowledge, developing communication skills, self-determination and professional orientation through a variety of classes, games, trainings and volunteer projects. The project is currently successfully operating for preschool children , but needs support to expand its activities and reach school-age children and adolescents. The goal of "Pink Panama" is to raise self-confident adults who will be able to realize themselves in society, despite the most terrible circumstances that surrounded them in childhood, contributing to the development of the country. Attracting additional funding will allow the team to accept more children and expand the program for the next four months, covering older age groups. 140+ children 2100+ services You do something incredible for our children, you give them the opportunity to feel like real children, I am very grateful to everyone who helps! Mother of five-year-old Artem from Nikopol Great events, the guys are just delighted, just talking about "Panama". Yaroslav's mother and Vlada from Melitopol Work schedule of the space Monday - Friday, 9:00 - 17:30 Phone 099 094 4327 Social networks: News We have created safe spaces and a mobile team to support children in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast New safe centers for children were opened in three cities of the Dnipropetrovsk region. Children rights Sep 6, 2024 4 min read The mobile team helped a family of internally displaced persons with children A couple with two children and a grandfather settled in the open air in Dnipro. Mobile teams Jul 11, 2024 2 min read The mobile brigade of Pavlograd helped a woman overcome domestic violence in her family На адресу мобільної бригади надійшло повідомлення від поліції про домашнє насильство щодо молодої жінки з боку матері. Mobile teams May 26, 2024 2 min read

Julia Szeged head of legal service, lawyer This is your About page. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your site has to offer. Your users are genuinely interested in learning more about you, so don't be afraid to share personal anecdotes to create a more friendly quality. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to provide any personal details you want to share with your followers. Include interesting anecdotes and facts to keep readers engaged. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you're a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement. This is your About page. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your site has to offer. Your users are genuinely interested in learning more about you, so don't be afraid to share personal anecdotes to create a more friendly quality. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to provide any personal details you want to share with your followers. Include interesting anecdotes and facts to keep readers engaged. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you're a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement.

Julia Szeged head of legal service, lawyer This is your About page. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your site has to offer. Your users are genuinely interested in learning more about you, so don't be afraid to share personal anecdotes to create a more friendly quality. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to provide any personal details you want to share with your followers. Include interesting anecdotes and facts to keep readers engaged. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you're a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement. This is your About page. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your site has to offer. Your users are genuinely interested in learning more about you, so don't be afraid to share personal anecdotes to create a more friendly quality. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to provide any personal details you want to share with your followers. Include interesting anecdotes and facts to keep readers engaged. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you're a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement.

Emergency assistance to vulnerable young women in Dnipropetrovsk region Donor NGO MARTIN-club in partnership with the international organization ActionAid International is implementing the project "Emergency assistance to vulnerable young women in the Dnipropetrovsk region" from October 2024 to June 2025. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) , the Dnipropetrovsk region remains one of the largest regions that accepts internally displaced persons from frontline areas. In such difficult conditions, NGO MARTIN-club continues its activities, focusing on supporting the most vulnerable categories of women, in particular those who have survived violence or were forced to leave their homes due to war. The project is aimed at supporting women aged 18 to 35, including internally displaced persons and victims of gender-based violence. The project aims to improve the quality of life and well-being of women from socially vulnerable groups living in Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih, Kamianskyi and Pavlohrad. From October 2024 to March 2025, 600 women will receive the necessary assistance in the form of food kits, non-food hygiene essentials and items that ensure comfortable living in the autumn-winter period (given the possibility of a power outage). Additionally, from April to June 2025 , another 355 women will receive kits that include food and non-food hygiene items. Thus, the total number of women receiving support within the project is 955 people. NGO MARTIN-club closely cooperates with local communities, authorities and opinion leaders, which allows it to respond promptly to challenges and provide assistance to women who need support most. Such interaction makes humanitarian initiatives more effective and sustainable, ensuring constant communication and understanding of the needs of the community. For additional information, please contact: 📞 +380 (50) 584 86 13 — NGO MARTIN-club 📩 n.pavlova@martin-club.org — Nadiya Pavlova, Project Manager 📩 n.kharchenko@martin-club.org — Nataliya Kharchenko, Operations Coordinator 10.2024 start 4 cities 9 months duration 955 customers will be covered in total "Good evening. Due to the forced evacuation (Pokrovsk city, Donetsk region), we were forced to move with a disabled child to a safer place. We received assistance from your organization in the city of Kamianske. Many thanks for the humanitarian assistance provided. It has everything we need." Marina Kamianske "I am amazed that there is help for women who are essentially left alone with small children after losing their husbands who died in the war. Therefore, I am very grateful for the help and support of your organization!" Alyona Pavlohrad "Thank you very much to your organization. You are wonderful. We came to receive humanitarian aid. We were greeted with a smile on our faces, helped with all our questions. Very friendly people. Thank you very much to the organization. Glory to Ukraine!" Anastasia Oleksandrivna Dnipro "I want to express my great gratitude for providing assistance in difficult life situations. The girls are very friendly and positive, I left in a good mood:) thank you!:)" Hanna Kryvyi Rih NGO MARTIN-club +38 050 584 86 13 Nadiya Pavlova, Project Manager n.pavlova@martin-club.org Natalia Kharchenko, Operations Coordinator n.kharchenko@martin-club.org News We have created safe spaces and a mobile team to support children in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast New safe centers for children were opened in three cities of the Dnipropetrovsk region. Children rights Sep 6, 2024 4 min read The mobile team helped a family of internally displaced persons with children A couple with two children and a grandfather settled in the open air in Dnipro. Mobile teams Jul 11, 2024 2 min read The mobile brigade of Pavlograd helped a woman overcome domestic violence in her family На адресу мобільної бригади надійшло повідомлення від поліції про домашнє насильство щодо молодої жінки з боку матері. Mobile teams May 26, 2024 2 min read