Success stories
"The first time I had the opportunity not to look at the prices and buy everything you need", ― IDPs in the village of Klyshki received support for farming
Alina ― is an internally displaced woman who moved with her two children from Shostka.
"Ducks stopped counting after the 5th ten" ― how residents of Sumy Oblast are building their future
Natalia. Together with her husband, she raises four children, takes care of the economy and, despite all the difficulties of the war, finds the strength to move forward
"This is the first time in 53 years": how monetary support helped a pensioner improve her life in a border village.
Olga's main occupation today – is running a household and cultivating 32 acres of land in a village in Sumy Oblast.
Support giving confidence:
the story of Mrs. Yulia from the village of Klyshki in Sumy Oblast
Ms. Yulia's story, which combines everyday worries, life experience and sincere gratitude for the help provided
We talk about the Marulko family
The Marulko family has resumed its family business thanks to a project implemented in partnership withZOA in Ukraine with the support of the Humanitarian Fund for Ukraine.
People who during the war are able to develop their business in the border community.
Valentina Tepekha, an entrepreneur from Novgorod-Seversky, who created and develops a quail mini-farm.
Supporting small businesses helps revive lives in war-affected communities.
Before the war, Tatyana had a flower department in the eco-market of Chernigov. "As a result of the arrival, we lost all property and equipment. It was a hard blow for our family with two children, "she recalls.
The embodiment of a dream is a combination of your own desire and effort.
We rejoice together with entrepreneurs of Chernihiv region, when dreams embodied contribute to the launch of a new business and the creation of new jobs.
During the war, our communities are replenished with new residents.
Our story is about a woman who, having moved to Chernihiv region from Crimea, creates conditions for the lives of other people who are forced to move because of shelling and danger.
