From Survival to Stability: Resilient Community Hubs for Children and Families in Conflict

Project Summary

SpivDiia’s solution sustains essential social infrastructure for war-affected children and families in Ukraine through a network of community-based hubs providing integrated psychosocial, educational, and family support services. Targeting internally displaced and vulnerable children aged 5–17, the model strengthens emotional resilience, social cohesion, and access to learning in crisis settings. Since 2022, over 110,000 children have received support across 19 regions through child-friendly spaces, mobile teams, and digital learning centres, with 288 trained specialists involved. The long-term objective is to scale a replicable, community-driven model that ensures continuity of essential services and supports recovery and resilience in conflict-affected societies.

Presentation of the Organization

SpivDiia is a Ukrainian charitable foundation established as a P2P platform in response to the full-scale invasion to align people’s needs with the country’s capacities. It coordinates efforts of volunteers, NGOs, businesses, and government actors to deliver integrated humanitarian, psychosocial, legal, and educational services. The organization develops scalable, community-based solutions, including supporting children and families in conflict.