The project is run by the NGO Centre “Women’s Perspectives” with the support of Open Society Foundation
We documented several stories of supporting woman by woman
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 We do not publish women’s contact information on the website to protect their safety and privacy.
Due to the war in 2014 and the full-scale invasion, I lost my home twice. In an effort to get back on my feet, I took out a loan. I’m currently studying at the Faculty of Psychology and working in a hospital with wounded soldiers. I have suffered from abusive relationships. I’ve been struggling with a depressive disorder, and I’m now experiencing a severe relapse. I need medication, which is unfortunately too expensive for me. I’m asking for help to receive treatment, pay off my loan, and return to a life where I can support others.
I am from Kramatorsk. At the end of 2024, I was diagnosed with cancer — stage 2 cervical cancer and severe anemia. I have undergone chemo and radiation therapy, and now I need further treatment and additional examinations. I live with my 15-year-old son and travel to Kharkiv for medical check-ups. Before the illness, I was working, but due to my health condition, I had to quit my job. I have no money at all for tests. I need to undergo a CT scan, which costs 3950 UAH. I am in despair.
My home is under occupation in Melitopol — strangers are living there now. My daughter is currently in Georgia, where her husband has been abusing her ever since their baby girl was born. She cannot leave due to severe financial hardship. Her ex-husband died in the war, and now my grandchildren — 12 and 16 years old — are left alone in a stranger’s apartment in an unfamiliar city. I recently underwent a kidney transplant surgery and am still in the hospital.
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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