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Solutions from Ukraine: veterans and their families receive support for employment and entrepreneurship through new project
Solutions to win: Vezha battlefield video platform enhances DELTA combat system with real-time drone broadcasts for enemy defeat
Russian ballistic missiles hit Odesa port, damaging two civilian vessels, killing one and injuring eight people
Russian shadow fleet continues to strengthen despite Western sanctions – Financial Times
Solutions from Ukraine: Enjoying Life Charity Foundation launches third round of training to support jobseekers over 50
Almost 60% of Ukrainians trust President Volodymyr Zelensky – survey
Ukrainian NAVI team dominates IEM Rio 2024 eSports tournament, claiming $250,000 prize
Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds to Jared Leto calling Russia's war against Ukraine "problems"
Russian military transport plane burned at airfield – Ukraine's intelligence
Polish public shows strong support for return of Ukrainian men of mobilization age to Ukraine – poll
EU shifts focus to investing in Ukraine rather than weapons support
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From struggle to healthy routine: Ukraine's RUN21 club shares how to fall in love with running
Have you decided to take up running but don't know how to motivate yourself to get out of bed? Or you're an experienced runner looking for like-minded people to discuss your progress over coffee. If so, this article is for you.
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"Every child gets their best chance": How the House of Butterflies brings hope to seriously ill Ukrainian children
Rubryka has written several stories about the City of Goodness, a nationwide charity project that supports mothers and children in difficult life circumstances. Established in the lovely southwestern city of Chernivtsi before the war, the project has continued to grow despite the challenges of wartime. Today, it has six buildings that provide shelter for children without parental care, women who have lost their homes, and survivors of domestic violence. A year ago, the City of Goodness had a vital addition — an official medical center called "The House of Butterflies." Here, the staff are nothing short of magicians: rehabilitators, neuropsychologists, speech therapists, neurologists, orthopedic doctors, nurses, and caregivers. They provide professional care to children battling severe illnesses and offer them love, faith, and hope for a new day. On World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, Rubryka shares the story of the House of Butterflies.
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How HelpPrint hotline brings vital support to Ukrainians in occupied territories
