Together with Vdyachni Charity Foundation (“Vdyachni” means “We are grateful”), we support medical workers by providing essential medical supplies.

The aid has supported many units, including emergency and rescue services, often the first to respond in difficult situations. It included first-aid kits, thermal blankets, SICH tourniquets, stretchers, corrugated bandages, eye shields, and more.

We thank our rescuers for their courage, dedication, and hard work. Thanks to their efforts, thousands of people receive help and support when they need it most.

We will continue to support medical institutions wherever help is needed. Join us at novaukraine.org.

“Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has faced not only the destruction of cities and infrastructure, but also a sustained attempt to erase cultural memory – its identity, language, architecture, archives, places of worship, and other layers of meaning that define who Ukrainians are.” – Nova Ukraine Co-Founder and Director Iryna Bilokin.

Last night’s massive Russian strike hit the thousand-year-old Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Ukraine’s most significant religious and cultural landmarks.

This is why our new initiative with global partners, the NaUKMA Research Center for Heritage Preservation and Recovery, is more important than ever.

Because Russia is attacking Ukrainian culture and identity, trying to erase their distinctiveness as a people.

The strike also damaged the Dovzhenko Film Studio, established in 1927 and a cornerstone of Ukrainian filmmaking. Nearly 100,000 costumes and other historic artifacts were destroyed.

In Kharkiv, Russian drones damaged the Kharkiv Art Museum, which holds more than 25,000 works of art.