The Kyiv Survivor Relief Centre has resumed its daily operations

In April, the Kyiv Survivor Relief Center resumed its daily work to support war victims at its new address:
Kyiv, 1-A Boichuka St., Office 12 (near the Zvirynetska Metro Station).
“I couldn’t shake the feeling of guilt for having survived. At the Centre, I was able to talk through that pain—and gradually it became easier.”
“After losing a loved one, I lived in a state of anxiety for a long time and hardly ever talked about how I was feeling. Over time, thanks to the specialists, I began to think about the future again.”
These testimonials reflect the results of the daily work of the Center’s specialists, who support people on their path to recovery.
We continue to provide free, confidential, and unconditional assistance to people who have experienced occupation, loss, violence, forced displacement, and other consequences of war.
You can contact us by calling (066) 170 4890
The Survivor Relief Centre in Kyiv was established on the initiative of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, with the support of the Government Commissioner for Gender Policy, in partnership with UNFPA — the United Nations Population Fund in Ukraine — thanks to financial support from the governments of Austria, Belgium, Spain, and Sweden, in cooperation with local authorities and the NGO “Association of Women Ambassadors of Ukraine.”
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