Ways to Support Ukraine

Ways to Support Ukraine

russia’s war against Ukraine is more than just a geopolitical conflict. It’s an assault on freedom, human lives, and Ukrainian identity. While headlines may come and go, Ukraine’s need for global solidarity remains constant. You might be wondering: What can I actually do to help? The answer is—A LOT. Whether you have time, money, or […]

Sugar That Saves Lives

Sugar That Saves Lives

Dignitas is helping save the lives of Ukrainian defenders by equipping them with advanced technology to detect nearby enemy drones. As russia intensifies its use of drones into the Ukrainian territory to track targets and guide missiles, it is essential for Ukrainian soldiers to know if there is an enemy drone flying overhead. A Ukrainian-Made […]

The ‘Flight to Recovery’ Project: A New Take off for Heroes

Flight-to-Recovery

“This project is truly valuable—not only inspiring but also giving veterans the wings to rebuild their lives and adapt after service. It’s priceless!” says Oleksii, a graduate of the Flight to Recovery program. Recently, three veteran groups completed their training in the Flight to Recovery program in Kyiv and Lviv. A total of 29 veterans […]

2024 Impact Report

2024 Impact Report

As Ukraine enters its fourth year of full-scale resistance, the fight for freedom continues. In 2024, Dignitas Ukraine stayed committed—supporting defenders, advancing technology, and building long-term resilience. To share our progress and ensure full transparency, we have completed the 2024 Impact Report, highlighting key achievements, challenges, and what’s next. Why This Report Matters This report […]

A Deep Dive into Ukraine’s Ongoing Fight

Lyuba Shipovich and Dmytro Kavun on 3 Years of Resilience Supporting UA's Future

Three years of war. Three years of resilience. On February 26, United Help Ukraine and Dignitas Ukraine hosted a powerful webinar to discuss where Ukraine stands today and what the future holds. This wasn’t just another news update—it was a real, eye-opening conversation with people working on the front lines of humanitarian aid, military training, […]

Young Hands, Big Impact

Young hands, Big impact

CYM Unites Young Ukrainians Worldwide The Ukrainian Youth Association (CYM) is a global organization that brings young Ukrainians together through sports, arts, cultural events, and camps. With branches in Europe, North and South America, and Australia, CYM is inspiring the next generation to grow, connect, strengthen their heritage, and contribute. Celebrating its 100th anniversary this […]

Folks FPV in the USA

Engineering course “Folks FPV”

Dignitas Ukraine offers you a unique opportunity to personally support Ukraine and help save lives. We are partnering with GetFPV, a U.S.-based company that has put together a complete kit with all the necessary components to assemble 7-inch FPV drones on your own. These drones play a crucial role in protecting Ukrainian defenders on the […]

Supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine together with Protect Ukraine

Collaboration with the Protect Ukraine Foundation

What unites the people of the Netherlands and Ukraine? More than you might think. It’s a bond built on partnership, belief in victory, and a shared drive to make the impossible possible. Together, Dignitas and the Dutch foundation Protect Ukraine have formed a powerful alliance to support Ukrainian defenders on the battlefield. Cutting-edge technology, smart […]

A Road Trip Through War

A Road Trip Through War

What’s it like to drive through war-torn East of Ukraine, delivering drones to those who use them to save lives? What does war look like through the windshield of a mud-covered car? What do exhausted soldiers talk about over a shared cup of coffee? Tetyana, one of our volunteers, shared her reflections after a recent […]

Ukraine’s Hardest Winter

Ukraine’s Hardest Winter

This article excerpt is from Ukraine’s Hardest Winter by Robert Forsyth Worth, originally published on The Atlantic. Weary soldiers and citizens express fatalistic optimism while preparing for the loss of U.S. military support. By Robert F. Worth Photographs by Sasha Maslov … Sooner or later, some Ukrainians say, the country will have to rely entirely on its own resources. […]