As part of the project, PAH runs 11 psychosocial support centres in the Dnipropetrovsk, Kiev, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv oblasts, where our employees provide help to older people struggling with psychological problems and social isolation.
As part of the project, PAH runs 11 psychosocial support centres in the Dnipropetrovsk, Kiev, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv oblasts, where our employees provide help to older people struggling with psychological problems and social isolation.
PAH will also carry out renovations of private houses and institutions, and in winter it will deliver parcels with items such as blankets, mattresses and towels, as well as firewood and generators to the neediest people and institutions.
Furthermore, the organization will provide cash assistance sufficient to cover 3-month expenditures of 4,000 people in most dire situation. Apart from that, 400 agricultural farms will receive from PAH grants for the purchase of tools and seeds.
As part of the project, PAH will also provide immediate aid in the form of indispensable food and hygiene products as well as financial resources for people affected by shelling in the east and south of Ukraine.
The project will be complemented by supporting local aid organizations in utilising their potential. It will take the form of dedicated workshops. Local organizations will also be able to take advantage of coaching and consulting services, which will allow them to apply for own grants in the future.
As part of PAH’s activities, aid will reach 40,896 people.