Charitable Foundation
“Heritage”
About us
More than helping, we're creating a heritage that will last for generations
We believe that our organization’s greatest asset is its people. The “Spadshchyna” (Heritage) team brings together experienced managers, professional social workers, psychologists, accountants, and dozens of volunteers who assist those facing difficult life circumstances every day…
More than helping, we're creating a heritage that will last for generations
We believe that our organization’s greatest asset is its people. The “Spadshchyna” (Heritage) team brings together experienced managers, professional social workers, psychologists, accountants, and dozens of volunteers who assist those facing difficult life circumstances every day…
Three are even better, for a triple-braided cord is not easily broken.
Ecclesiastes 4:12
Projects
Working with Children
This is our top priority. We believe that by helping children today, we are shaping the future of society and the country. Our work is focused on supporting children, inspiring them, and providing them with useful tools for their well-rounded development…
The "Mazhorky" Girls' Club
Every Sunday, we meet to talk about things that matter most to teenagers: friendship, relationships with parents, personal boundaries, and identity. Our experienced mentors become true friends to the girls, helping them navigate youth crises and serving as positive role models…
Girls' Club
LELA Theatrical Camps
The LELA summer camp is a special project of “Spadshchyna”, founded in 2007. Today, we open our doors to children from families facing difficult life circumstances, displaced children (IDPs), and those affected by the war…
The "Food Car" Project
We believe that support should always begin with meeting basic needs. During periods of cold and prolonged blackouts, many residents of Odesa faced severe hardships: lack of electricity, financial difficulties, and limited access to quality food…
Support in Times of Crisis
The best place for a child is a caring and loving family. However, when a family finds itself in difficult life circumstances, there is a risk of termination of parental rights, and for children, the risk of removal from the family to institutional care or alternative forms of upbringing…
Evacuation and Assistance
The war has forced millions of people to leave their homes. Those we welcome often have nowhere to return to. They have been through a true hell: the horror of shelling, destruction, the loss of relatives, loved ones, and all their hard-earned property…
Psychosocial Support
Constant danger, loss of home, broken social ties, and adaptation to a new life — these are by no means all the daily challenges we face in times of war. Emotional recovery takes time and professional help. Our goal is to provide people with a safe space where they can receive support…
Humanitarian Aid
Due to the devastating consequences of the war, thousands of people have been left without the bare essentials for survival. Our humanitarian program is designed to respond quickly to crises and deliver aid where it is needed most…
Our Story
The story of the "Spadshchyna"
Heritage organization began in January 2007. We started as a small group of 11 volunteers who visited orphanages once a month and hosted a first summer camp in a village for fewer than 50 children. Over the years, this ministry steadily developed…
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LELA Theatrical Camps
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