Great news about our students!

Dear volunteers and followers of our UAC mission to help orphans and refugees in Ukraine!

This year 12 Universal Aid for Children Scholarship students finished their study and received diplomas. It was the most difficult year in more than a quarter century of UAC operations in Ukraine. Most of our students studied online, some even from other countries, others who attended classes did it under the constant threat of air raids and shelling. We are very proud of the generation of brave young Ukrainians who accomplished the first steps in their adult life, and of the UAC Odesa team, who helped them every step on their way during the war. They were able to do it thanks to the generous help and support of sponsors like you!

Hello, my name is Yukhimchuk Sofia. I am 22 years old, and I am an orphan. Organization UAC has participated in my life since I was 13 years old. I graduated from a special orphanage for children with cerebral palsy. Over the years the organization supported me and took part in fundraising for scoliosis surgery, sent an employee to another city with me, who was with me there for more than 2 weeks, which was huge support for me in such a difficult moment.
In addition, the organization was constantly interested, if I needed anything, they bought things like shoes, personal care products. When I graduated from the orphanage, they provided me with the most necessary things that I needed, a frying pan, a saucepan, a home warm bathrobe, a tracksuit, sneakers, and so on. Thanks to the organization, I successfully graduated from college and entered the Institute, where I am currently studying in my third year.
Thanks to the organization, I successfully graduated from college and entered the Institute, where I am currently studying in my third year. The UAC organization helps me with the treatment, if suddenly I get sick, I can always contact, and I will never be denied medication or any treatment like stomach, teeth, and back (I go to the pool) Also, the organization bought me a boiler, because I could not afford it. I am very grateful to the organization for its sincere gratuitous support.

Sofia