The “Continuous Patient Care Pathway in Wartime” project is moving forward, with the aim of helping ensure uninterrupted medical care for people affected by the war.

The initiative focuses on healthcare facilities in the Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv regions and covers different stages of the patient journey, from primary and emergency care to hospital treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery.

As part of the project, Nova Ukraine’s medical team is preparing support for perinatal centers and maternity hospitals, including critical medical equipment and medicines.

Birth rates in frontline regions have declined significantly due to the ongoing war. Yet babies continue to be born, and maternity hospitals and perinatal centers remain essential for providing care to mothers and newborns. Understanding their current needs is an important step in preparing effective support.

The project is funded by the U.S. government and developed in partnership with БФ «Право на захист» (Right to Protection), the lead partner in Ukraine, and ZDOROVI | New Medicine for Ukraine, which leads the health component.

This project is made possible by the generous support of the United States Government . The contents are the responsibility of Nova Ukraine and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Government .

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On October 18, Flowers Beyond the Dark, a documentary directed by Ukrainian filmmaker Iryna Pravylo, will screen at the 2nd Annual Ukrainian Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Through three interconnected stories, the film follows a couple of artists reunited after Russian occupation, an Orthodox priest in Bucha bearing witness to atrocities against civilians, and two Ukrainian soldiers reflecting on the personal cost of war.

Nova Ukraine is proud to serve as a nonprofit partner, supporting Ukrainian filmmakers and helping bring their stories to international audiences.

The screening will include a benefit for Ukraine and a Q&A with the film's producer.

🎟️ Scan the QR code on the poster for ticket information.

Some of the most important records of Russia's war against Ukraine are already sitting on people's phones.

A video of an evacuation. A photograph of a damaged neighborhood. A recording from an air raid shelter. Even an ordinary moment of daily life during wartime.

The Ukraine War Archive collects and preserves these materials to document the experiences of Ukrainians, support future investigations, and safeguard the historical record.

But documentation depends on the people who witnessed these events.
If you have original photographs, videos, or audio recordings documenting life in Ukraine since February 24, 2022, you can submit them directly to the Ukraine War Archive. The Archive also welcomes eyewitness testimonies.

Help preserve Ukraine's history, in the voices of those who lived it.
Learn more and submit materials at ukrainewararchive.org.

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