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04.09.2026
Mental Health in Crisis: An Essential Part of Humanitarian Assistance

War leaves consequences that are not always visible. Alongside physical injuries and material losses, people experience anxiety, fear, exhaustion, and the lasting effects of trauma. This is why psychological and psychosocial support is an essential part of humanitarian response and the recovery of affected communities.

27.08.2026
Working together towards big changes: the HLF successfully concludes its collaboration with six partner organisations

The conclusion of a collaboration that ran from November 2025 to July 2026. The projects each had their own unique focus, but were united by a common goal — to strengthen the resilience of communities and provide timely humanitarian, psychological and social support.

18.08.2026
Visit by an Expert in Psychological Trauma to Help

How does war affect the psychological well-being of children and adults, and what approaches can help address the consequences of traumatic experiences? These were among the key questions at the centre of Professor and psychotherapist Dr. Stefan Herpertz’s visit from Germany to Help’s Uzhhorod office. During his visit, he had the opportunity to learn more about the team’s work firsthand and speak with people who have experienced traumatic events.

04.08.2026
Monitoring Visit by Italian Partners

As part of the project, in early July, representatives of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) paid a monitoring visit to the Krasnokutsk territorial community in the Kharkiv region

24.07.2026
Discussion of the Roadmap for Developing Human Resource Capacity in Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector

We took part in the Skills4Recovery event, which was dedicated to discussing the Roadmap for Developing Human Resource Capacity in Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector up to 2030.

Resilient Together: Strengthening Vulnerable Communities in the Kharkiv and Mykolaiv Regions

In the context of prolonged war, communities in the Kharkiv and Mykolaiv regions continue to recover and seek solutions for stable functioning. Our project aims to provide comprehensive support for this process — from rebuilding social and critical infrastructure to strengthening psychosocial resilience and restoring livelihoods.

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Multisectoral Emergency Initiative to Meet Basic Needs and Restore Livelihoods in the Most Affected Frontline Districts in Ukraine

In response to the ongoing effects of the war in the Kharkiv region, our organisation is implementing a comprehensive multi-sector project aimed at supporting the most vulnerable segments of the population. The initiative combines vital humanitarian aid with solutions that strengthen community resilience, helping people not only to overcome the crisis, but also to restore their dignity, self-sufficiency and confidence in the future.

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Strengthening Resilience, Inclusion and Local Capacities for War-Affected Children and Vulnerable Households in Ukraine

The project aims to help affected people in the southern and eastern regions of Ukraine. Special attention will be paid to survivors of gender-based violence and female-headed households.

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Winter Resilience: Strengthening Affected Communities and Local Population in Kharkiv Region 

Winter in wartime remains a serious challenge for thousands of families in the Kharkiv region. The Winter Resilience project aims to ensure that vulnerable households in the region can safely and comfortably get through the cold season by receiving the necessary support for heating and basic needs.

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Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian Assistance for Vulnerable People in Kharkiv and Donetsk Regions

In Kharkiv and Donetsk regions, multisectoral assistance will be provided to meet the needs of the affected population, with equal access to humanitarian support – including for students receiving education at home.

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Help Localisation Facility (HLF)

The HLF’s goal is to strengthen the role of local and national actors in humanitarian response. The global programme is based on the principles of equal partnership, transparency and sustainable development.

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