Thanks to the support and efforts of the NGO “Free and faithful” combat units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have received substantial material and technical assistance since the beginning of 2024.

We have provided:

• Approximately 530 FPV drones
• Over 210 generators
• More than 70 thermal imagers
• 6,000 sets of clothing
• 200 tons of food supplies
• Ambulances and vans
• 16 mobile laundry and utility complexes
• 34 specialized pickup trucks
• 82 “Khyzhak” buggies
• 100+ first aid kits and over 18 tonns of medicines

We are proud of our collaboration with military units and continue to work to meet the needs of our defenders.

We initiated a large-scale international conference on developing effective veteran policies in Ukraine, which was held in Kyiv (offline) and Washington (online). We brought together over 50 speakers from 7 countries, including esteemed representatives from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Ukrainian Ministry of Veterans Affairs, the General Staff, the Presidential Office, and the Office of the Prosecutor General. Foreign experts included Bonnie Carroll, President of TAPS; Andre Hollis, Director of Tiger International Advisors; Nathan White-Wilson, Director of Gallant Knights Private Security Services, and others.

The result will be a plan of action for adapting U.S. veteran policies to Ukrainian realities was delivered to representatives of the U.S. Congress. The conference is planned to be a regular event aimed at advocating and promoting effective veteran policies in Ukraine.

“Today, we essentially have a ‘public reform plan’ developed with input from and support by our American partners. The plan paves the way for strengthening cooperation between the U.S. and Ukraine in supporting veterans. Now, swift and coordinated actions are needed to turn these recommendations into concrete programs and services. Specifically, during the reform of Ukrainian veteran policy, it is proposed to focus on issues such as medical rehabilitation, housing provision, education and employment, creating conditions for veteran entrepreneurship, protecting female veterans, and developing the regulatory frame.

The NGO “Free and Faithful” supports the social project for military personnel, “A Shot of Faith.” This initiative, backed by the leadership of the Odesa Territorial Recruitment Center and the “Stvol” store network, is focused on the psychological and social rehabilitation of our defenders.

During the meetings, soldiers connect, share experiences, and improve their shooting skills. The atmosphere of camaraderie and brotherhood is so strong that it can’t be fully captured in photos. “Shot of Faith” is, above all, a project aimed at providing assistance and support to our defenders.

We admire volunteers Oleh Makarov and Alina Marshal, who initiated this important endeavor. We are truly proud to have such partners and friends.

We are actively supporting internally displaced persons in the recently liberated southern communities by organizing the delivery of food and humanitarian aid. Our team provides essential resources such as food, medical supplies, and necessities to ease the hardships faced by the displaced individuals. We believe in the power of community and strive to offer stability and support to those who have lost their homes, helping to restore hope for a better future.