We continue visiting transit shelters, finding new safe spaces, and engaging partners—all to save more lives.

During our latest trip, we were able to help two more families. Now, they have a home and a chance to start a new chapter, free from fear and danger.

On January 7-8, our team visited shelters in Dnipro and Pavlohrad. We successfully evacuated three families who will now find a new home in Hansen Village and apartments in Sofiyivska Borshchahivka.

For these families, it’s more than just a place to live—it’s a chance for a fresh start, safety, and peace.

Andrii Biedniakov recently visited Hansen Village to meet families who found refuge here after losing their homes. His project, IDP, carries an important message—life is priceless, and even after devastation, new beginnings are possible.

On this magical evening, let’s sing carols, fill our hearts with warmth, and share the light of kindness. Christmas is a time when miracles feel real, and the greatest gifts are love, support, and heartfelt emotions.

Thanks to our partnership with Philips, the Hansen Village clinic has received state-of-the-art ultrasound machines, enhancing the quality of diagnostics and medical care. This vital contribution will help detect illnesses early and provide timely treatment to every resident in need.

Education is the key to rebuilding the future, and thanks to the kindness and collaboration of incredible partners, the students of Hansen Village Primary School now have access to new learning opportunities.

Hansen Village continues to grow, bringing stability and opportunity to its residents. The newly opened primary school now provides 64 young students, including 6 children with special needs, access to education close to home—a step toward restoring childhood and normalcy.

We were honored to welcome Ukraine’s First Lady, Olena Zelenska, to Hansen Village for a truly special meeting.

This was a chance to show how Hansen Village has become a place of hope and new beginnings for over 300 families who lost their homes to the war. Our mission is about more than just housing—it’s about creating a safe and caring community where people can start anew with confidence in a brighter future.

Michael Fitzgerald, a 67-year-old doctor and former military veteran from the United States, left behind the serenity of retirement to confront the challenges of rebuilding lives in war-torn Ukraine. Guided by an unwavering sense of purpose, Michael answered a higher calling—to serve where the need is greatest.

Since 2023, we've proudly employed over 1,000 local construction workers, offering stable jobs and helping families regain stability in these challenging times. Each worker is part of a greater mission to restore our beautiful country and make it even better.

The grand opening of the elementary school in Hansen Village was an actual celebration. Our school is the place that united children from all over Ukraine, and these kids deserve to receive a quality education in a peaceful and supportive atmosphere.

This summer is all about our youngest residents. Children enjoy their time outside while riding bicycles or swimming in the pool. But it’s also a great time for the kids to catch up on the school program.

The grand opening of the brand-new clubhouse was like a holiday for all of the citizens in Hansen Village. The clubhouse is not just a building; it’s a vibrant hub for community enrichment, offering a variety of amenities designed to enhance everyone's quality of life.

April of 2024 is a month when Hansen Village is officially considered the bicycle village with two-wheeled transport outnumbering cars. There were over 350 bikes for children delivered to the village.