The Initiative E+ team took part in the annual meeting of the leadership of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine with charity foundations. Minister Viktor Liashko presented the vectors of Ukraine's healthcare transformation.
The Initiative E+ team took part in the annual meeting of the leadership of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine with charity foundations. Minister Viktor Liashko presented the vectors of Ukraine's healthcare transformation.
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.