Safe Communities Initiative Project
The project aims to establish a comprehensive protection system to safeguard civilians in Ukraine's frontline regions from escalating threats such as drone attacks and other hazards impacting daily life. These persistent challenges endanger lives, disrupt communities, and hinder recovery efforts, including rebuilding essential infrastructure and restoring normalcy.
Through the implementation of advanced protective technologies and early warning systems, this initiative provides immediate safety measures to vulnerable populations. By reinforcing shelters, enhancing communication tools, and equipping communities with vital resources, the project creates safer living conditions and supports long-term resilience.
Families in conflict-affected areas have reported an increased sense of security, enabling them to rebuild schools, homes, and other critical infrastructure with greater confidence. This initiative goes beyond protection; it helps preserve lives, uphold dignity, and empower communities to move toward a sustainable and secure future.
Types of equipment
Anti-drone defense, early warning systems, shelter reinforcements, surveillance and monitoring equipment, communication tools (like Starlink and two-way radios), power solutions (generators and backup power systems, solar power systems), vehicles.
Recent Impact
We are equipping communities affected by the ongoing war with 50 Kraft&Dele KD193 Generators and 30 NewsMy N1210P portable charging stations to restore access to essential services during power outages. With a total project value of $31,750.00, this initiative ensures reliable electricity for emergency shelters, medical facilities, and communication networks, strengthening resilience and safety in vulnerable areas.
â–» The total cost of this initiative - $31,750 USD.
We delivered 45 Kraft&Dele KD193 Generators (2500W - 2000W) and 55 NewsMy N1210P portable charging stations to war-afflicted regions in Ukraine supplying power to emergency shelters, mobile clinics, and community hubs. These resources directly benefited over 10,000 civilians by providing heating, light, and electricity for life-saving medical treatment while enabling communication with portable charging stations. In frontline areas, the Zaporizhzhya and Kharkiv regions, the initiative provided warmth and light in shelters, supported critical medical procedures in mobile clinics, and enabled volunteers to provide aid and coordinate evacuations.
â–» The total cost of this initiative - $41,875 USD.
We provided 36 Dell G15 laptops to frontline humanitarian units in Ukraine. These laptops restore reliable communication, enhance operational efficiency, and improve safety for teams delivering critical aid in regions impacted by ongoing russian aggression. This initiative ensures better connectivity and coordination to support affected communities under extreme conditions.
â–» The total cost of this initiative - $46,440 USD.