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07 October 2022
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Assisting women and girls in remote parts of Ukraine – the work of a UNFPA mobile reproductive health team
Since the beginning of full-scale war against Ukraine, the work of Dr. Tetyana Postolovska, 51, an obstetrician-gynaecologist from Vinnytsia, has changed. Now, three times a week,…
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06 October 2022
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Five months of #TURBOta project and more than 100 heartbreaking stories of young people
September was the final month for our TURBOta project, with the help of which Ukrainian youth got informational assistance and support on a wide range of issues — from restoring…
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05 October 2022
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Social workers bridged the assistance provision for citizens at Non-Government-controlled areas
The story of a social worker who was able to evacuate from Kherson and now helps her former clients
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03 October 2022
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MOLOblogerstVO: a course on socially responsible blogging starts
The project is implemented by UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund in Ukraine. The purpose of the course is to help young bloggers and social activists to take their blogs to…
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13 September 2022
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Denmark contributes $3.6 million to protect women and girls' health and rights in Ukraine and Moldova
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06 September 2022
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USAID and UNFPA are strengthening the provision of psychosocial support to survivors of gender-based violence in Ukraine
In late July, sixty mobile psychosocial support teams began providing life-saving services to survivors of gender-based violence in Ukraine.
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26 August 2022
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After six months of war, physical and mental scars ravage generations across Ukraine
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23 August 2022
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«I went to the camp, not knowing what it would be like there, and I came back to it as a peer-to-peer trainer» - Mariya, 16 y.o
At the suggestion of her mother's friend, I came to the camp in early summer, together with my younger sister. I did not expect it to be awesome. It's not quite a camp. The…
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22 August 2022
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Another "crisis room" for domestic violence survivors was opened in Khmelnytskyi
The room is designed for 7 people and is equipped with everything necessary for a safe stay of 10 to 20 days for women with children who have suffered from violence.
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