An Ordinary Generator for Special People

Due to frequent power outages, we ask for help in purchasing a generator for the supported living house in Shcherbynivka.

Hostages of the System: How Ukrainian Institutions Become a “Legal Void” for Incapacitated Persons

The gap between law and reality: results of the research on the legal capacity of residents in Ukrainian institutions.

Christmas News from Shcherbynivka

Our supported living home is expanding and needs your donations!

Small Homes — Big Difference

A private room, personal belongings, flowers under the window: we are restoring dignity to those who spent years in closed institutions.

Russian Shelling of Bilenkivska Colony: Human Rights Defenders Ask Who in the Government Is Responsible for Prisoners’ Safety

The colony suffered, holding dozens of prisoners and staff.

The Bardysh Family — Finally Home! A New Beginning After Years in Institutions

Two adults with a background of institutional living have built a family, welcomed a daughter, and moved into their own home. Now they need our support.

Without fences and segregation: what are supported living houses for people with disabilities and what does this look like in Ukraine

In Ukraine, over 23 thousand people live in psychiatric and neurological boarding schools. In total, nearly 47 thousand people reside in institutional facilities.

The First Year of Our Supported Living Home in Cherkasy Region

We continue to develop a home where former residents of institutions for people with disabilities can live with dignity.

Visiting the Veselokut psychoneurological boarding school in the Kirovohrad region

In Sumy Oblast, security measures are being strengthened for people staying in residential institutions

Relocation of wards with reduced mobility to safe institutions: an important decision for the protection of people from the Budyshchan boarding school.