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Military support

Supporting those
who defend
Ukraine.

We raise funds, purchase supplies and deliver vehicles, equipment, water and other essentials to Ukrainian military units.

Contribute money, goods or your time and skills.

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Ukraine today and tomorrow
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Help is more than money

Put your resources and skills to work

Volunteering

Your time and skills
matter too

Deliveries, loading, repairs, cooking or contacting companies. A one-off task or ongoing involvement.

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Goods and services

People and companies can
offer practical support

Offer goods or equipment, transport or services. The need and safe hand-over are agreed first.

Offer goods or services
PHOTO ARCHIVE

History of support

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Real images from deliveries, trips and the Foundation’s day-to-day work, brought together in one visual archive without unnecessary details that could compromise the safety of people or military units.

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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FOUNDATION

Founders of the foundation

An initiative of the SOLODKO SHKURIDIN Attorneys’ Association.

Yevhenii Solodko
YS

Yevhenii Solodko

Advocate · co-founder of the foundation

Yevhen Shkuridin
YS

Yevhen Shkuridin

Advocate · co-founder of the foundation

About the foundation and its founders Attorneys’ association website

The foundation receives charitable contributions. For professional legal assistance, please contact the law firm.

LAW AND RESEARCH

Law must work.

About this area

We explain how to protect rights, examine barriers to justice and develop practical recommendations. This area brings together legal programmes, analysis and resources on human rights and the rule of law.

OUR FIRST PROGRAMME

Pathways to Reparation

Guidance on seeking reparation for war-related harm: how to identify your situation, find the official rules and prepare the information and evidence you have.

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We continue to add guidance and research and develop new thematic programmes.