This week, Help opened its fourth office in Ukraine in the city of Mykolaiv – now our team can increase the volume of assistance in the southern regions of the country.
Residential buildings in the country’s capital were damaged this morning as a result of a massive bombardment from rocket attacks.
On January 31st, our Country Director, Darya Romanenko, briefed at a parliamentary briefing on the response and recovery of Ukraine, with over 20 participants including representatives of various caucuses of the Bundestag and the German Federal Foreign Office.
On 25 January, Berlin hosted an evening on “Best Practices in Rebuilding Ukraine”, attended by over 170 representatives of politics, civil society, and the private sector.
The main topic of the interview was the Bonn Hilft Cherson project, within the framework of which the German city of Bonn initiated the collection of funds to help the people of Kherson
This week, our colleagues from the German Help office visited Kyiv – the Head of the Program Department Fabian Nolde, the Program Coordinator Ukraine & Moldova Katrin Trushevskyy and the Regional Representative for the CEE/Ukraine Julia Brückner.
We are opening registration for targeted financial assistance to support microbusinesses in the Lviv, Volyn, Zakarpattia and Ivano-Frankivsk regions
Together with our partners Ukrainian Business Council, we are holding webinars for those who want to start their own business as individual entrepreneurs.
Help signed a Memorandum of understanding and cooperation with the Cherkasy regional and Uman district administrations and the Vysokopillia territorial community.