Nova Ukraine

Our disaster relief efforts program is dedicated to providing immediate and effective assistance to communities impacted by the ongoing conflict in ukraine. Collaborating closely with trusted local partners and volunteers, we address critical needs arising from shelling, displacement, and infrastructure damage to restore safety and normalcy to affected regions. Through our focus on building resilient communities, we aim not only to respond to immediate crises but also to strengthen the capacity of communities to withstand and recover from future challenges. Among other fields of our involvement: emergency shelter and home repairs (rapid housing restoration, installation of mobile shelters), reconstruction of bomb shelters in schools and hospitals, solar panels and renewable energy initiatives, medical evacuation and transportation support (provision of medical evacuation vehicles, vehicle maintenance and supplies), winterization and heating solutions, water supply and purification, mine clearance support.

The "nova ukraine" foundation has opened 50 extracurricular learning centers in ukraine, which provide children with opportunities to engage in various educational programs, leisure activities, and peer socialization. We also support existing organizations who provide extracurricular education. The learning centers will be free, and open to visitors through february 2025. Each center will be fully equipped with child-friendly furniture, developmental toys and games, stationery supplies, as well as equipment to facilitate online learning such as computers, monitors, or tvs. The centers are staffed with dedicated administrators and instructors, who conduct regular classes, educational and entertainment events, workshops, and games.

Nova ukraine runs numerous programs, including stem education support, political advocacy for ukraine, humanitarian aid, animal welfare initiatives, demining efforts, support for small businesses in frontline areas, humanitarian assistance for internally displaced persons (idps), emergency response after missile strikes, evacuation support, medical training for doctors treating war-related injuries, and children's camps for the sons and daughters of fallen heroes.