REALIS envisions the future of Ukraine as a society capable of recovery, growth, and care — even after the gravest shocks. We strive to build a country where every person who has experienced crisis or loss has access to real support that can change their life: assistance that not only eases pain but also gives strength to live on, grow, and support others.
Our long-term goal is to contribute to the development of a responsible civil society through professional education, psychosocial support, humanitarian initiatives, and the cultivation of leadership and social competencies among specialists working with affected communities.
By combining academic approaches, training, and practical assistance, we aim to be a center of hope, recovery, and development — especially in the context of war, forced displacement, and the long-term consequences of trauma.
In total, more than 230,000 people have received assistance during three years of the full-scale invasion.