Friends, meet the newest young participant in our Dreams Come True project, who will turn 10 in just a few weeks.

Olesia from Kharkiv is waiting for her dream to come true!

On Saturday, October 3, at 6:00 PM, we invite you to join an online group session with a psychologist on the topic “Why Am I Always Trying to Save Others?”

Is your role “the rescuer”?

In our “Learning with Humor” series, we continue to improve our Ukrainian language skills and learn something new — without boring rules.

Time to test your knowledge of Ukrainian!

On Saturday, September 26, at 1:30 PM in Kyiv, we invite you to join us for a free guided tour, “Hidden Corners of the Golden Gate,” held as part of our “Get to Know Kyiv!” project.

Join us for a free guided tour  “The Golden Gate”

One of our followers shares this with our expert in the “Ask a Psychologist” series.

“I lost my home and my community. I don’t know what to hold on to now to find the motivation to keep going.”

But loving Ukrainian is not only about speaking it every day. It also means taking an interest in the language and constantly improving our knowledge.

We Ukrainians are proud of our language

Last night, the aggressor state once again inflicted unimaginable pain on us, launching missiles and Shahed drones at Ukrainian cities.

Despite the exhaustion and pain, we believe in the future

And joining the online workouts offered by our “Sport in the Neighborhood” project is a way to make self-care part of your regular routine.

Did you know that movement is a way of telling your body, “I care about you”?

Over the past week, the enemy has relentlessly terrorized the Kyiv region with Shahed drones and attacked Odesa, Dnipro, Nikopol, Kharkiv, Poltava, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, and Sumy.

Our reality is hard and exhausting, but we continue on our path with dignity.

One of our followers asks our expert in the “Ask a Psychologist” series.

“How can I cope with professional burnout?”

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Today, October 1, Ukrainians mark three important occasions: Defenders of Ukraine Day, Ukrainian Cossacks Day, and the Feast of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, whom the Cossacks regarded as their patroness.

These dates are united by a common idea &mdash; protecting our homeland, the freedom and independence of the Ukrainian people, and their right to live freely in their own country. Ukrainians have fought for these values throughout different periods of history, and today our brave warriors continue to defend them on the front lines.

We thank every man and woman defending Ukraine today &mdash; for your courage, resilience, devotion to our people, and your daily heroism. It is thanks to you, our respected defenders, that Ukraine continues to stand and that we are able to keep living in our own country.

Our deepest respect and gratitude to all our defenders.

Eternal memory to those who gave their lives for Ukraine.

Today, October 1, Ukrainians mark three important occasions: Defenders of Ukraine Day, Ukrainian Cossacks Day, and the Feast of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, whom the Cossacks regarded as their patroness.

Ukraine Defender Day