Our Work

The Kordonets foster family in Tulchyn is raising six children through wartime disruption. With donor support, Ukraine Power delivered study tools (laptops, phones, printer) and time-saving appliances (dishwasher, grill, power bank) so the kids can keep up with school and daily routines.

The Maslyuk family balances hospital work, elder care, and children’s schooling on a tight budget during the war. Ukraine Power delivered practical support that stabilizes daily life and keeps education on track.

The Hoinets family was forced to flee their home near the front line in occupied Luhansk. Now displaced and caring for a seriously ill child, they continue to face extreme hardship. Ukraine Power stepped in to support the family with essential aid for daily survival.

Twice uprooted by Russia’s invasion, Marina Makieieva is now raising two children and caring for her mother in central Ukraine. Despite limited resources and the weight of caregiving, she continues to hold her family together. Support from Ukraine Power helped ease daily challenges and brought encouragement when it was most needed.

Displaced from Mar’inka with four young children, the Kyryliuk family is doing their best to rebuild life in a remote village with few resources. Their story speaks quietly to the strength of families living through the ongoing reality of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Despite difficult conditions, the Sakhalyuk family continues to care for their children with strength and love. With your support, Ukraine Power helped ease their daily challenges.

The Tarasenko family—three generations displaced by war—face extraordinary challenges with quiet strength. This is the story of how your support brought stability, connection, and hope to a family doing their best to rebuild.

After losing their home to war, the "Svitanok" Small Group Home continued its mission in safety — caring for orphaned and displaced children in Ukraine. Thanks to our donors, we delivered essential aid to support their daily life and education.

Displaced from Luhansk and now resettled in central Ukraine, the Kurpas foster family is rebuilding their lives while caring for nine children. With help from Ukraine Power and our donors, they received essential items to restore stability, safety, and hope in their new home.

As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, families like the Andriienkos face daily challenges—blackouts, cold, and the trauma of war. But through it all, they remain focused on rebuilding a home filled with safety, love, and opportunity for their children.