LIFELINE UKRAINE
Lifeline Ukraine is a national, professional, suicide prevention and mental health support hotline, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Ukraine too often loses veterans to suicide, and this problem needed to be addressed, Lifeline Ukraine was established to provide help for veterans and their family members first and foremost.
Lifeline Ukraine was founded by Paul Niland, an Irish writer and commentator and businessman who has been a resident of Ukraine for almost 20 years. The project was initiated in 2019 at the request of the then Acting Minister of Health, Dr. Ulana Suprun. The project also enjoys support from the Ministries of Veterans’ Affairs, the Ministry of Social Policy, and the Ministry of Defence.
OUR AWARDS
The business community acknowledged Paul Niland, Founder of Lifeline Ukraine, for creating Ukraine's first national suicide prevention hotline, Lifeline Ukraine, to save people's lives, focused first and foremost on helping Ukraine's military veterans. The awards were presented online in the framework of AmCham Ukraine Thanksgiving season.
This project was made possible by the Veterans Reintegration Program implemented by IREX and Lifeline Ukraine with the support of the US State Department.
You can help veterans today
Donations will be used to cover the operational costs of this national hotline, 93% of which are salaries for the members of the Lifeline Ukraine team. Your donation will save lives.
Donations are not refundable.
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Created with the financial support of the British Embassy in Kyiv
Created in partnership with the East Europe Foundation.
Lydia Czorny Matiaszek. Advisory Board Member and dear friend, sadly no longer with us. 11.04.1962 – 17.09.2020.
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Every call and text we answer is another life saved. Your support can ensure that no one will face their darkest moments alone.