Civic resilience
Program Priorities
Promoting cohesion, integration and inclusion at the community level
The program supports veteran and volunteer spaces, develops platforms for dialogue with the authorities and promotes the inclusion of veterans and IDPs in decision-making. The program also ensures the formation of an accessible environment in communities and the construction of an inclusive system of reintegration of prisoners of war.
Support for the physical and mental recovery of veterans, IDPs, and people affected by the war
According to this priority, the activities of the Program are aimed at advocacy and practical implementation of evidence-based methods of mental health and drug policy, implementation of standardized approaches to grief therapy, promotion of deinstitutionalization of the system of social services for seriously ill veterans and civilians.
Overcoming social tension, the consequences of vulnerability and conflict in the country through strengthening human security
Strengthening people's security and countering threats is implemented by preventing radicalization in communities, strengthening community security, interaction with law enforcement agencies in working with war victims and veterans, supporting mediation and conflict resolution activities, supporting families of the dead and missing
Program News
The CHESNO Movement, in partnership with the University of Warwick, launches a Veteran Leadership Programme in the United Kingdom
The All-Ukrainian Association of Communities held its first regional dialogue event on veterans’ policy
Group support among peers: military personnel who have been held captive are invited to join the ‘Circle of the Strong’ in Kyiv
The Book of Remembrance for Those Who Died for Ukraine has been updated: how to submit information about the deceased
Program command
Viktoria Stokratiuk
Programme Manager for the 'Civic Resilience' Programme
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