We don't harbor vain hopes, we focus on what's important, we do our part

We don’t have vain hopes, we focus on what’s important, we do our own thing – that’s the mood we spent this week at the Foundation with. We’ve been convinced dozens of times before: there’s no need to worry, to explode with passionate emotions when the course of events is beyond our control.

So we continued to do what we’re really effective at – our tasks at the Foundation. After all, we know that this is where the results of our efforts are very important.

Over the past 7 days, we:

• got acquainted with our lawyer’s explanations regarding changes to the Procedure for issuing a postponement and passing the VLK within the framework of the “Legal Advice” project;

• trained enthusiastically in the “Sports in the District” project, and took care of our joints in the Saturday section;

• identified participants for a walk to KyivZoo within the framework of the “Fondik” project;

• announced a warm meeting for women with psychologist Alla Borysova as part of the “Support” project;

• announced the start of an interesting activity for children on the occasion of Children's Day;

• together with the “Course of Ukrainian” project, we continued to actively prepare for the Ukrainian language national language test;

• congratulated Ukrainians on Family Day and gave pleasant impressions;

• listened to the expert's answer to our subscriber's question in the “Ask a Psychologist” section;

• recalled the previous 9 stages of our “Revive” project;

• in “Know Yours, Yours and Ours” we talked about the outstanding Ukrainian artist Ivan Marchuk;

• shared warm reviews of Ukrainian libraries, whose book collection was replenished with our publication “Stories of the Strong”.

There are a lot of plans for the coming weeks. And you know exactly how to support all our efforts.