Soborna Ukraine in the Media: Business Ukraine Magazine
Business Ukraine Magazine’s Summer 2026 issue features Soborna Ukraine Foundation and our approach to providing long-term support for the families of fallen Ukrainian defenders.

In the article, we share how more than a decade of supporting these families has evolved into a comprehensive ecosystem that brings together psychological support, education, recreation, and community. We also explain why we believe long-term support for children is one of the most important investments in Ukraine’s future.
We sincerely thank the editorial team at Business Ukraine Magazine for the opportunity to share the Foundation’s work with a wider audience.
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22 Schools in 17 Ukrainian Cities and Towns: How Soborna Ukraine Is Piloting a New Teaching Methodology
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