Events
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The South’s Unnoticed and Unmet Needs: What the LINK Platform Data Reveals
From a Box of Diapers to a Charging Station: How the Needs of De-occupied Communities in Mykolaiv Oblast Have Changed Over Three Years
From Firewood to Generators: How the Needs of De-occupied Communities in Kherson Oblast Have Changed Over Three Years
Responding and Recovering Simultaneously: How 2026 Is Changing the Logic of Humanitarian Assistance
Some Needs Are Met, Others Remain on the Waiting List: The Specifics of the Humanitarian Response in the Kherson Oblast
Mykolaiv Oblast: Analysis of Humanitarian Needs Based on Data from the Link Platform
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Consultations
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A deferral can now be re-registered without the risk of losing it
eOselia at 3% for veterans and families of the fallen: how not to lose your right to preferential housing
New Armed Forces contracts in 2026: what Resolution No. 768 changed
A parent has a disability: can a serviceperson be discharged from service?
Success stories
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“The Result of Our Joint Work is a Happy Child and Mother” — How Link Connects Partners to Help People
“In court, they tried to convince me that the person advising me was incompetent” — how Link helps resolve legal issues
The ability to deliver aid exactly where it’s needed most: the experience of cf “Pomagaem” working with Link
Internally Displaced People in the Khmilnyk Community Receive Assistance to Adapt to Their New Lives, Taking Their Major Challenges into Account
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