Three years of indomitable spirit: stories of Ukrainians helped by the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation

For three years, Ukraine has been defending itself in a full-scale war, and for eleven years, it has been resisting russian aggression. During this time, millions of Ukrainians have lost their loved ones, their homes, and their lives. Since the first day of the war, the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation has focused on providing comprehensive assistance to Ukrainians and continues to support the most vulnerable groups.

Thanks to the support of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation, Iryna, who was seriously injured in the shelling of Vinnytsia and lost her daughter Lisa, underwent physical and psychological rehabilitation. Alice, a schoolgirl who survived the enemy shelling of Uman, overcame her fears and returned to normal life with the help of psychologists at the Blogger Camp organized by the Foundation. Vitaliy, a miner from Toretsk, also received medical assistance from the Foundation.

Each of these stories, along with many others from children and adults, is collected and preserved by the Museum of Civilian Voices, founded by the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation. This collection stands as proof that the Foundation remains steadfast in its commitment to helping Ukrainians. Aid is reaching those who need it most and will continue to do so until those affected by the war have the opportunity to recover and rebuild their lives.