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April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

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In April, we witnessed unforgettable stories of courage in survival, the strength of resilience, and the promise of new beginnings. Thanks to your support, Nova Ukraine continues to deliver urgent aid, support recovery, and amplify Ukrainian voices.

HEAL: Medical Aid and Emergency Relief

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

Nova Ukraine is one of Ukraine’s leading suppliers of first-aid kits — in 2024 alone, we supplied over 7,500 Individual First Aid Kits (IFAKs) and 43,000 tourniquets.

We support first aid training — from classrooms to first responders to our own teams — ensuring they know how to act when every second counts. The needs are high, and our teams are ready. are ready. Read more.

With the support of our partners, life-saving evacuations continue. Ms. Olga refused to leave her home in Kharkiv, clinging to hope — until a direct shell strike left her injured. Her granddaughter carried her through the painful journey to safety, where she now receives medical care and love.
Read her story.

Through the Ukraine Without Pain program, we continue training Ukrainian doctors to treat trauma and chronic pain — combining expert instruction with hands-on care.
Watch a veteran’s story.

BUILD: Infrastructure and Support Hubs

Over 3.6 million people found warmth, light, and connection at our 50+ Points of Invincibility during blackouts and attacks.
Watch the video.

To keep hospitals running through power outages, we’re funding solar energy systems with battery storage at key medical sites — including a recent installation at a children’s hospital in Kharkiv.
See what we accomplished together.

EMPOWER: Education and Culture

With your help, the ENGin4EDU program is helping English teachers in Ukraine regain confidence and expand their skills. Each participant meets weekly with a volunteer mentor to improve their spoken English and teaching techniques. 203 teachers have enrolled to date.
Learn more.

When funding gaps threatened local programs, Nova Ukraine stepped in. After the USAID uncertainty in January, we launched an Emergency Bridge Fund to keep services running — including support for Save Ukraine, helping families like Olha’s.

Olha and her daughter spent nearly three years under occupation — surviving home raids, shortages, and fear. When it became too dangerous to stay, they fled. Today, they’re safe and rebuilding, thanks to donors like you.
Read their story.

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

ADVOCATE: #StandWithUkraine

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

This April, we co-organized the Sixth Ukraine Action Summit on the Hill together with Razom, UNWLA, United Help Ukraine as part of the American Coalition for Ukraine.

#BringKidsBack

To date, approximately 20,000 Ukrainian children have been kidnapped by Russia. These are only the fully confirmed cases. Only 1,293 have been returned so far.

Join Us. Share this message!

Stand with Ukraine TODAY

You can help deliver:

  • Critical medical supplies and trauma kits
  • Emergency trauma care and evacuation support
  • Mobile health units for isolated areas
  • Essential medicines for chronic illnesses
  • Psychological support for children and families

Your donation — no matter the size — could mean the difference between life and death.

Explore all ways to give at novaukraine.org/donate.

GRATITUDE

As we continue our work in these challenging times, we remain deeply grateful for your support. Every donation, share, and word of encouragement strengthens our resolve and expands our impact.

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

With heartfelt thanks,
The Nova Ukraine Team

P.S. A monthly gift ensures we can respond faster and help more families, every day. Start a monthly gift.


COMMUNITY | Celebrate Vyshyvanka Day – May 15, 2025

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

On May 15, 2025, join Nova Ukraine and the global community for Vyshyvanka Day — a celebration of Ukrainian identity, heritage, and resilience.

How to participate:

  • Wear your Vyshyvanka (traditional embroidered shirt)
  • Take a photo or short video
  • Post it on May 15, 2025 tagging @NovaUkraine on Instagram or Facebook and using #VyshyvankaDay

Submissions are open May 1 to May 10!

Send us your photos/videos between May 1 and May 10 and share a short story — is your vyshyvanka handmade, passed down, or a new connection to your roots? We would love to feature your story on our socials.

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

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May 5, 2025

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In April, we witnessed unforgettable stories of courage in survival, the strength of resilience, and the promise of new beginnings. Thanks to your support, Nova Ukraine continues to deliver urgent aid, support recovery, and amplify Ukrainian voices.

HEAL: Medical Aid and Emergency Relief

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

Nova Ukraine is one of Ukraine’s leading suppliers of first-aid kits — in 2024 alone, we supplied over 7,500 Individual First Aid Kits (IFAKs) and 43,000 tourniquets.

We support first aid training — from classrooms to first responders to our own teams — ensuring they know how to act when every second counts. The needs are high, and our teams are ready. are ready. Read more.

With the support of our partners, life-saving evacuations continue. Ms. Olga refused to leave her home in Kharkiv, clinging to hope — until a direct shell strike left her injured. Her granddaughter carried her through the painful journey to safety, where she now receives medical care and love.
Read her story.

Through the Ukraine Without Pain program, we continue training Ukrainian doctors to treat trauma and chronic pain — combining expert instruction with hands-on care.
Watch a veteran’s story.

BUILD: Infrastructure and Support Hubs

Over 3.6 million people found warmth, light, and connection at our 50+ Points of Invincibility during blackouts and attacks.
Watch the video.

To keep hospitals running through power outages, we’re funding solar energy systems with battery storage at key medical sites — including a recent installation at a children’s hospital in Kharkiv.
See what we accomplished together.

EMPOWER: Education and Culture

With your help, the ENGin4EDU program is helping English teachers in Ukraine regain confidence and expand their skills. Each participant meets weekly with a volunteer mentor to improve their spoken English and teaching techniques. 203 teachers have enrolled to date.
Learn more.

When funding gaps threatened local programs, Nova Ukraine stepped in. After the USAID uncertainty in January, we launched an Emergency Bridge Fund to keep services running — including support for Save Ukraine, helping families like Olha’s.

Olha and her daughter spent nearly three years under occupation — surviving home raids, shortages, and fear. When it became too dangerous to stay, they fled. Today, they’re safe and rebuilding, thanks to donors like you.
Read their story.

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

ADVOCATE: #StandWithUkraine

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

This April, we co-organized the Sixth Ukraine Action Summit on the Hill together with Razom, UNWLA, United Help Ukraine as part of the American Coalition for Ukraine.

#BringKidsBack

To date, approximately 20,000 Ukrainian children have been kidnapped by Russia. These are only the fully confirmed cases. Only 1,293 have been returned so far.

Join Us. Share this message!

Stand with Ukraine TODAY

You can help deliver:

  • Critical medical supplies and trauma kits
  • Emergency trauma care and evacuation support
  • Mobile health units for isolated areas
  • Essential medicines for chronic illnesses
  • Psychological support for children and families

Your donation — no matter the size — could mean the difference between life and death.

Explore all ways to give at novaukraine.org/donate.

GRATITUDE

As we continue our work in these challenging times, we remain deeply grateful for your support. Every donation, share, and word of encouragement strengthens our resolve and expands our impact.

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

With heartfelt thanks,
The Nova Ukraine Team

P.S. A monthly gift ensures we can respond faster and help more families, every day. Start a monthly gift.


COMMUNITY | Celebrate Vyshyvanka Day – May 15, 2025

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

On May 15, 2025, join Nova Ukraine and the global community for Vyshyvanka Day — a celebration of Ukrainian identity, heritage, and resilience.

How to participate:

  • Wear your Vyshyvanka (traditional embroidered shirt)
  • Take a photo or short video
  • Post it on May 15, 2025 tagging @NovaUkraine on Instagram or Facebook and using #VyshyvankaDay

Submissions are open May 1 to May 10!

Send us your photos/videos between May 1 and May 10 and share a short story — is your vyshyvanka handmade, passed down, or a new connection to your roots? We would love to feature your story on our socials.

April Impact: Lives Saved, Hope Restored

Donate. Impact. Change.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration.

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