The project is run by the NGO Centre “Women’s Perspectives” with the support of Open Society Foundation
To help a particular woman you can buy food for her, donate some money or order a service from her. To do this, leave a message for the project coordinator or use donate button.
We do not publish women’s contact information on the website to protect their safety and privacy.
I am 27 years old and a mother of seven children (6 months, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 10 years old). We are internally displaced persons from the Kherson region, and our house was burned down in occupied territory. We currently live in a village in the Mykolaiv region. The children's father left us and has a new family; he is not interested in the children. My kids are constantly sick, and I had to hospitalize the youngest, who is only five months old. I am now forced to ask for help.
I am 21 years old, a single mother of two children (2 and 1 years old). I am an internally displaced person (IDP). Before the war, I lived in Kharkiv, but I had to move to the village of Kostyantynivka in the region. Here, a woman has temporarily taken me into her home. The father of my children left me when he found out about my second pregnancy. I don’t know where to go next or how to manage. I have very few means to live on, so I am asking for financial assistance.
I have HIV and tuberculosis. I am an internally displaced person (IDP) from Donetsk region, and we are living in Pavlohrad, where I rent housing. I am raising two children, aged 13 and 17. My daughter has a disability from birth — moderate intellectual disability with minimal behavioral issues. She requires my constant supervision. We live on social benefits, which are catastrophically insufficient.
I have stage 3 thyroid cancer, which I have been battling for 8 years. Now metastases have spread to my salivary glands. A lot of money is needed for tests and supportive therapy. I live in Kryvyi Rih with my son, who is a student. I run a shelter that houses 65 cats. I sincerely ask for help to save my life.
I fled with my five children from an abusive husband. We lived in a shelter for victims of domestic violence. Last year, I moved with four of my children (ages 4, 6, 14, and 16) to another region. We have no contact with the children's father, and I fear that he might find out where we are. Our house is on occupied territory, and here we live in rented accommodation. I am in a difficult situation and asking for help.
I am from the Kharkiv region, and our house has been destroyed. Currently, I live in a rented apartment in Kharkiv with my two sons, aged 8 and 11, and I am raising them on my own. The father of my children left us when I was pregnant with my second child. I have health issues, specifically a protrusion of the 4th and 5th spinal discs, which makes it difficult for me to work. In addition, I am also caring for my sick parents. Due to the ongoing crisis, I am barely making ends meet. I would be grateful for any assistance.
To get help please tell us about yourself by filling in the questionnaire. Your story will appear on the website and be available for our benefactors to read without your name, surname or contact information published.
All the information indicated is treated as strictly confidential and only the project coordinator will be able to see it.
If you can provide services for a fee, would like to find a full-time or a part-time job, please indicate this in the questionnaire and we will inform the benefactors about it.
To help a particular woman you can buy food for her, donate some money or order a service from her. To do this, leave a message for the project coordinator or use donate button. We do not publish women’s contact information on the website to protect their safety and privacy.
The project “Woman for woman” needs funds to cover legal and psychological consultations for women in difficult life circumstances. You can support the project by donating a comfortable amount of money to the Centre “Women’s Perspectives”
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