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NGO "MARTIN-club" has created three reception centers for providing free legal aid in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Zaporizhia regions within the framework of the project "Response Consortium: Providing Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian Assistance to Conflict-Affected Populations in Ukraine (2023–2026)." New legal shelters are spaces where people who have suffered from war, domestic or sexual violence can receive professional legal support, guidance and protection in situations wher

2025 was a year for the NGO "MARTIN-club" to scale up assistance, strengthen systemic interaction with state institutions, and develop specialized services for children, women, and war victims. We worked through 15 projects in 9 regions of Ukraine, combining individual support, training of specialists, advocacy, and development of local protection systems. Вікторія Федотова Голова Правління ГО "МАРТІН-КЛУБ" Dear colleagues, partners, friends! 2025 is a testament to the indom

It is a great honor for our team that the head of the NGO “MARTIN-club” Victoria Fedotova represented the Ukrainian local sector at the Senior Officials Meeting (SOM) in Brussels. SOM is a strategic platform of the highest level, where top officials of the European Commission, the UN and the Government of Ukraine determine the future of humanitarian aid. Victoria’s participation in such an event is a recognition of the expertise of our organization and an opportunity to direc

In conditions of blackouts, people who cannot quickly or independently reach stationary assistance points remain particularly vulnerable. That is why a mobile invincibility point has been launched in Dnipro - a format that allows providing support directly near the place of residence. The mobile point is primarily aimed at residents with limited mobility, the elderly, families with children, and those who, due to health or household restrictions, cannot move around the city d

She fled another country with her 14-year-old son, fleeing from a husband who had been psychologically, economically, and physically abusive to her. She had endured years of humiliation: her husband controlled her money and even her food, was aggressive when drunk, and after fleeing, kept calling her for a long time to break her down. Loneliness, debt, depression, and insomnia became a daily reality. She tried to maintain a normal life for her son—school, belongings, food—but

Kosovo is a small country that survived war in the late 1990s, but has managed to go a long and difficult path to recognizing and supporting people who suffered from conflict-related sexual violence. That is why today the experience of Kosovo is important for Ukraine - we are at the stage of creating the mechanisms that are already working there. Head of Legal Service of NGO MARTIN-club Yuliia Seheda , representing the organization, participated in a study visit to Kosovo o

Recently, the MARTIN Club team held a meeting with a delegation of the European Commission Advisory Service, which included lawyers,...