Since 2015, Initiative E+ has been running summer camps for the children of fallen, missing and captured defenders. This year we managed to keep the project alive — and we're looking for sponsors for the next sessions.
Since 2015, Initiative E+ has been running summer camps for the children of fallen, missing and captured defenders. This year we managed to keep the project alive — and we're looking for sponsors for the next sessions.
At the Czech Embassy in Kyiv, Initiative E+ signed an agreement with the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic on a new project under the humanitarian MEDEVAC programme. The partnership spans more than 10 years.
Our partners at Karavanen till Ukraina delivered the heaviest convoy in Initiative E+ history — over 38 tonnes of aid, including 1,000 tourniquets, 44 power stations and 7 vehicles.
Initiative E+ team once again received humanitarian aid from our long-standing partners — Ukraine-Hilfe Berlin e.V. and Ukrainische Orthodoxe Kirchengemeinde e.V.
In June 2026, our fantastic Finnish partners from Karavanen till Ukraina delivered 8 vehicles and tactical medical equipment to Ukraine for a total of about 200 thousand Euros. The transfer took place right at the border – to drivers from the "Initiative E+" team and directly to the military.
The Initiative E+ team received a medal from the Commander of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine – the “Rose of Gratitude”. The award was a recognition of the systematic assistance that the organization has provided to the Ukrainian military since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
The Initiative E+ team, together with partners from Chernovetskyi Investment Group, has completed another important project — the renovation of the admission department at the Chernihiv Military Hospital.
The leading Danish newspaper Weekendavisen has published a major essay on Ukrainian civil society. Among its protagonists are Valentyna Varava and Initiative E+.
The French association Ukraine-Grenoble-Isère has bought two vehicles for Ukraine. The cars have already been received by Initiative E+ drivers and headed on to save lives.
Over the past year, Zaporizhzhia Regional Clinical Hospital has received vehicles, microscopes, surgical instruments and a ventilator from Initiative E+ and its partners. Here's what sustained support for a front-line hospital actually looks like.