Change of management in Ukrainian Charity Fund “Social Partnership”

Elena Polischuk became a new President of Ukrainian Charity Fund “Social Partnership” from 8^th of April 2014. She was previously in charge of, one of successful projects in GIG-system.

She replaced Artem Makeev on this post who had been President since 2009.

“Charity – is what I have been living for, now and for many years. I want to extend and develop charitable programs, appropriating more and more funds and other resources. I consider my goal is not only financing and arrangement of charitable activities, but development of charity culture in our society as a whole. This is how it works in the world. Charitable activity is honorable no matter on what level it is taking place (it can be financing of a large charitable organization or donation of 1 cent to sick child). And my aim now – is to incorporate these values in our daily living. To achieve this goal, I need a like-minded person, ready to work day and night. And I am sure that Elena Polischuk is definitely this person, and we will be able to fulfill all our ambitious plans with her help Leonid Chernovetski said”.

Brief information: Ukrainian Fund “Social Partnership” was founded in 1998. For more than 15 years the Fund has begun the largest Ukrainian organization, taking care of the homeless.

The Fund helps 1600-2000 people daily.

The Fund includes:

Day help center for the poor “Stephania”. The Center provides 20 free services for homeless and poor people. This is the biggest day center in Europe. It provides services up to 460 people every day.

Mobile help service for the poor “Social Patrol ” – This is an open-air assistance for the pensioners, large families, disabled persons and the homeless. Social patrol renders assistance in 23 mobile points in Kyiv. Any person in need can receive our help, hot meal, medical care or legal consultation. We help 1200 people every day.

Personality Recovering Center – Homeless Rehabilitation Center rated for 60 persons. 

A 24-hour heating point t the day help center, which is operating in cold seasons. The point can take up to 200 persons. The Fund was the first among charitable organizations to announce rendering assistance to families who lost the relatives during tragic events in February 2014, in Kyiv. Scope of aid amounts 100 000 hryvnias for each bereaved family. As of 31.03.2014 an amount of 6.9 million hryvnias is transferred to bereaved families.

Contacts:

info@socpartnerstvo.org