we deliver food packages and essential items directly to the homes of the elderly, people with disabilities, and those unable to care for themselves.

we provide food packages to deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals, host gatherings for them, offer spaces for socializing, and provide spiritual support (evangelism).

We provide food packages to deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals, host gatherings for them, offer spaces for socializing, and provide spiritual support (evangelism).

We have implemented large-scale emergency response projects, providing thousands of displaced families with food, hygiene products, and medicines.

We provided prompt emergency response to those affected by the Kakhovka Dam destruction and to residents of severely damaged villages. We deliver everything necessary for survival and rebuilding daily life: firewood, wood stoves, generators, power banks, tools, clothing, as well as seeds, poultry, and livestock to help restore livelihoods. Additionally, we organize mobile medical and hairdressing services for communities left without access to basic services.

We provided prompt emergency response to those affected by the Kakhovka Dam destruction and to residents of severely damaged villages. We deliver everything necessary for survival and rebuilding daily life: firewood, wood stoves, generators, power banks, tools, clothing, as well as seeds, poultry, and livestock to help restore livelihoods. Additionally, we organize mobile medical and hairdressing services for communities left without access to basic services.

We believe that support should always begin with meeting basic needs. In times of crisis, this often means a simple hot meal. 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.

Our mobile kitchen, “Food Car,” became a direct response to this challenge. It provided people with a delicious meal, a sense of care, and relief from the anxiety of facing hunger.

Over 7,000 hot meals were distributed during the most critical waves of attacks on our energy infrastructure.

The project hasn’t stopped. Today, the “Food Car” continues its weekly mobile runs to provide vital support to those in urgent need of a hot meal.