Reflecting on lived days and completed tasks is a good and extremely useful habit.

Reflecting on lived days and completed tasks is a good and extremely useful habit. Because it inspires the birth of new ideas and projects in the future.

And therefore gives us the opportunity to move forward and grow. Each month at the Foundation is filled with warm stories of help, dedicated work, care, and mutual support. So let us recall together what we did in October and how our good deeds turned into tangible results.

During the second month of autumn, we:

• provided legal consultations within the “Legal Advice” project;
• trained regularly in the “Sport in the Neighborhood” project and took care of the beauty and balance of our bodies;
• within the “Support” project, held the seventh online meeting of the psychological support group with Yana Kobets;
• continued the “Language Battle” section in the “Ukrainian Course” project, jointly wrote the National Unity Radio Dictation, and analyzed the most common mistakes;
• together with you, visited two atmospheric excursions with “Meet Kyiv!”;
• within the “Ask a Psychologist” section, provided expert answers to your questions every week;
• in the “Making Dreams Come True” project, searched for — and perhaps already found — a fairy godparent for the daughter of a defender;
• within the “++ for the Armed Forces of Ukraine” project, supported our defenders working on the hottest frontline;
• spoke about philologist, poet, and translator Mykhailo Drai-Khmara and painter and theater artist Anatolii Petrytskyi in the “Know Your Own” project;
• shared warm feedback from a Ukrainian library — one of many that received our publication “Stories of the Strong” this year.

Together with you, friends, we continue to make this world a little warmer.
So let us stay strong and take care of our inner resources — there are many good deeds still ahead.