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Hello everyone!

Every day since February 24, 2022, Ukrainian kids have faced a gruesome reality: Russia's unprovoked and genocidal war against their country. They live in constant stress and fear — something no child should ever experience!

Zavtra welcomes two new Board directors

Zavtra is happy to announce that Sergii Ishchuk and Sergii Andrushko joined the Board of Directors. They will carry out the New Life Foundation program we have developed.

Zatyshno (Затишно)

Let's get ready for winter.
Winter is not here yet, but we should start getting ready for it now. When Russian attacks destroy energy infrastructure, entire neighborhoods are left without electricity, heating, and water for many hours — and sometimes for several days. This winter, some communities lived without proper conditions for several months.

Sheikh Said Ismagilov

We are happy to announce that Sheikh Said Ismagilov - a former Mufti of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Ukraine "Umma" - has joined Zavtra's Advisory Board. He is a well-known religious leader in Ukraine. He was born in Donetsk and, after the Russian invasion, joined the Ukrainian Armed Forces as a paramedic.

Creation of Inclusive Facilities and Playgrounds for Children with Disabilities Affected by the War in Ukraine

The full-scale Russian invasion led to an increasing number of children in wheelchairs, and this number is still growing. No infrastructure in Kyiv accommodates the needs of children with disabilities. Most kids with disabilities are stuck at home instead of going to the inclusive parks, playing with their friends, and socializing. The Russian daily strikes on Kyiv are already limiting the amount of activities of kids with disabilities.
We partnered with the Ukrainian NPO Moreve to improve kids' lives!

Rabbi David Milman

We are happy to announce that Rabbi David Milman - a former aide to Ukraine’s chief rabbi Moshe Asman - has joined the Advisory Board. Rabi Milman is well-known for his humanitarian work. He was born in Kamianske, Dnipropetrovska oblast. He has formally been tapped as the Ukrainian army’s chief Jewish chaplain.

Metropolitan Fedir (Bubniuk)joins the Advisory Board

We are happy to announce that Metropolitan Fedir agreed to join the Advisory Board of the Zavtra Project. As the Metropolitanpolitan of Poltava and Kremenchuk, he worked tirelessly to open a children's health and recreation center “Dzherelo” and the Christian Educational Center of St.Paisius were founded.

Bishop Stanislav Szyrokoradiuk, O.F.M. joins the Advisory Board

We are happy to annouce that Bishop Szyrokoradiuk agreed to join the Advisory Board of the Zavtra Project. As Catholic bishop of Odesa, Szyrokoradiuk found his diocese heavily affected by the war and spoke out against the Russian invasion. Under his direction the Church helped provide humanitarian assistance and places of safety for refugees and children.

Partnering with South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University

The cooperative partnership between Zavtra Project and SUNPU is a significant step towards providing free psychological services to Ukrainian children who have been deeply affected by Russian aggression. Zavtra Project's crucial role in this partnership is to help raise funds for professional services and administrative costs, ensuring that these children receive the support they desperately need.

Partnering with Classic Private University

The cooperative partnership between Zavtra Project and Classic Private University was established for the purpose of providing free psychological services to Ukrainian children traumatized by Russian aggression.

Advisory Board

We are happy to announce that Oleksandra Matviichuk, the Peace Noble Prize 2022 laureate and head of the Center for Civil Liberties, has joined the Advisory Board at the Zavtra Project.
Ms. Matviichuk is a human rights defender who works on issues in Ukraine and the OSCE region.