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Ukraine Education Cluster and CP Sub-Cluster Contact List Ukraine Education Cluster and CP Sub-Cluster Contact List Organisation Name Position Phone Email Oblast Action Contu la Faim Olena Budagovska Liaison officer 380506460390 [email protected] Kyiv City Adventist Development and Relief Agency Artem Dikhtiaruk Deputy Director +38 063 960 5676 [email protected] National Level Adventist Development and Relief Agency Anna Kalyta Project Manager 38 050 312 7065 [email protected] National Level Adventist Development and Relief Agency Anatoliy Nishtuk Project coordinator [email protected] National Level Adventist Development and Relief Agency Yuri Dranev [email protected] Luhаnsk Aflatoun Svitlana Sulimova +380673676613 [email protected] National Level Alexandr Feldman's fund, organization The line of agreement Muratova Inna coordinator, psychologist (+38)097 363 13 34 [email protected] Khаrkiv Alexandr Feldman's fund, organization The line of agreement Nataliya Palchik co-founder (+38)067-577-47-09 [email protected] Khаrkiv All-Ukrainian student fraternity «The elite of the nation» Oleksii Kurtsev President 380996580173 [email protected] Khаrkiv All-Ukrainian student fraternity «The elite of the nation» Olesya Romanova Press Secretary 380993624597 [email protected] Khаrkiv All-Ukrainian student fraternity «The elite of the nation» Kristina Potihenskaya 380996405852 [email protected] Khаrkiv All-Ukrainian student fraternity «The elite of the nation» Alexander Olefir 380955518177 [email protected] Khаrkiv All-Ukrainian student fraternity «The elite of the nation» Anastasia Kladiiova 380638568987 [email protected] Khаrkiv All-Ukrainian student fraternity «The elite of the nation» Kate Nechiporenko 380508493631 [email protected] Khаrkiv Alternatives for Violence in Ukraine Siritsyna Tetyana project coordinator in Kharkiv (38)050-402-22-11 [email protected] Khаrkiv AR-Association of Kharkiv Center Olga Kasulova Head of Center 380504027103 Khаrkiv ASB-Office Ukraine Dorothee von Freier Representative ASB-Office Ukraine (+38099)3522156 [email protected] Kyiv Association for a new generation "Leleka" Oleksandr Kashlakov President 380509048414 [email protected]; [email protected] Donetsk Association of child and family psychologists of Ukraine Serhiy Krasin Head of the association 066-555-67-72 [email protected] Khаrkiv Association of Specialists in Overcoming of Consequences of Psychotraumatic Events Natalia Chernukha Head of Kharkiv office 050-325-87-75 [email protected] Khаrkiv Camp Unity Bogdan Lapai Head 0667381311 [email protected] Khаrkiv Care and Support Olga Skryagina 380506227508 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Caritas Ukraine Natalia 050-520-05-09 [email protected] Khаrkiv Caritas Ukraine Daria Vladimirovna Programme Assistant +38 050 608 6664 [email protected] Kyiv Catholic Relief Services Sasha Angelevski Country Manager (+38097) 728 1372 [email protected] Kyiv City Center for Ecological Naturalistic Art Elena Zelskaya 380951973248 [email protected] Luhаnsk Center for Psychosocial Adaptation of IDPs Oksana Lesnaya 380508395243, [email protected] Luhаnsk Center of Actual Initiatives Svitlana Tavanceva Vice-president +38 067 802 515, 050 [email protected] 2802 Khаrkiv Chachimo Mykola Burlutskii 063 78 00 350 [email protected] Khаrkiv Charitable Foundation "For the Future of Ukraine" Larisa Skripchenko 380983189418 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Charitable Foundation "For the Future of Ukraine" Olena Luchko 380503206251 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Charitable Foundation Aleksandr Romanovsky Aleksandr Romanovsky CEO (+38095) 138 2858 [email protected] Kyiv City Charitable Foundation Aleksandr Romanovsky Marina Kozlenko Communication Manager 380506285274 [email protected] Kyiv City Charitable fund "Kharkiv with you" Olena Rofe-Beketova Project Manager 380965934723 [email protected] Khаrkiv Charity fund "Circle of Developmet" Tatiana Siritsina Project Coordinator 380504022211 [email protected] Khаrkiv Charity fund "Doloni" Anna Parkhomenko 505751873 [email protected] Khаrkiv Charity fund "Kraina ponad use", Oksana Pogorelova 677671929 [email protected] Khаrkiv Charity fund "Pomogaem" Olga Yaroshenko PR manager 380634196543 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Charity fund "Pomogaem" Marianna Lapina 380675602199 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Charity fund "Pomogaem" Oksana Kulik 380973941218 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Children's Non-Governmental Organization "Class" Sergey Zuev 380665968247, 380680987574,[email protected] 380638698887 Luhаnsk Chuhuiv Human Rights Group Roman Likhachov 067 57 55 939, 093 [email protected] 06 90 Khаrkiv Community Development Center Tetiana Bahlai 050 435 20 97 [email protected] Khаrkiv Coordination Committee of Population, Dymytriv Tykhenko Olena Head of IDP activists +38 050 133 5681 [email protected] Donetsk Country of Free People Alexandr Petrov Volunteer +38 093 596 7876 [email protected] Donetsk Country of Free People Oksana Vasilieva 380990226675 [email protected] Donetsk Crimean Diaspora Anatoly Zasoba chairman of board of directors (050) 653 14 93 [email protected] Kyiv Danish Refugee Council Mariya Makayonok Department Head of Programme Protection 093 552 40 76 [email protected] Kyiv Organisation Name Position Phone Email Oblast Danish Refugee Council Isaac Robinson Legal Aid Manager [email protected] Kyiv Danish Refugee Council Krista Zongolowicz Country Director [email protected] National Level Danish Refugee Council Volodymyr Galamon Project Officer 093 865 18 64, 066 [email protected] 75 68 National Level Danish Refugee Council Vakhtang Piranishvili Head of Office [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Danish Refugee Council Ahtem Zeytullaev Protection Manager [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Danish Refugee Council Olga Fedorets Protection Officer 380504527554 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Danish Refugee Council Elena Moniuk 380969773837 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Danish Refugee Council Elena Bogdanova 380954451722 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Danish Refugee Council Jessica Carlson Head of Office [email protected] Luhаnsk Danish Refugee Council Eugene Sienkiewicz Head of Officer [email protected] Donetsk Danish Refugee Council Marina Solecki Protection Manager [email protected] Donetsk Democracy Development Centre Ella Lamakh Head 0938150209 [email protected] National Level Department for International Cooperation - Donetsk Homenko Yana Head of Department 050 538 6971 [email protected] Donetsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Dnipropetrovsk Oleksandr Demchyk Head of Department 632756864 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Dnipropetrovsk Svetlana Klyavchenko Head of Department 380567443385 Dnipropetrovsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Dnipropetrovsk Nataliya Ohota Chief Specialist 380567443385 Dnipropetrovsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Dnipropetrovsk Elena Isaeva 380667424227 Dnipropetrovsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Dnipropetrovsk Viktoriya Korsunska 380673661180 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Dnipropetrovsk Nataliya Ohota 380676838384 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Department of Educaiton and Science - Donetsk Tatiana Sidasheva 380506405950 [email protected] Donetsk Department of Education and Science - Kharkiv City Tatiana Senior specialist 0953424423, 0677257093 Khаrkiv Department of Education and Science - Kharkiv City Natalia Velarishenko 380679936817 [email protected] Khаrkiv Department of Education and Science - Kharkiv City Viktoria Litvinova Specialist 380509271507 [email protected] Khаrkiv Department of Education and Science - Kharkiv City Olena Kononenko Head of Department 380577050311 Khаrkiv Department of Education and Science - Kharkiv City Olena Osmachko Methodist 380976319595 [email protected] Khаrkiv Department of Education and Science - Kharkiv City Tetiana Ivchenko Chief Specialist 380953424423 [email protected] Khаrkiv Department of Education and Science - Luhansk Olena Erushenko Chief Specialist 380958748802 [email protected] Luhаnsk Department of Education and Science - Luhansk Larisa Borisova Director 380509380028 [email protected] Luhаnsk Department of Education and Science - Luhansk Oksana Bublii 380952037725 [email protected] Luhаnsk Department of Science and Education of Kharkiv Regional State Administration Volodymyr Ignatyev vice-head of the department 095 944 46 00 [email protected] Khаrkiv Dnepropetrovsk City Council Anna Sokolova Deputy of Head 380564446088 Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Oblast Administration Svetlana Cherneta Deputy of Head 380502207545 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Oblast Center of Social Services Liliya Kalituk Head of Department 380509198936 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Oblast Center of Social Services Elena Belokon 380639946533 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Oblast Government Administration Nataliya Kalinichenko 380685541486 [email protected] Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Сity Сenter of Social Services Inna Suprun Director 380567723064 Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Сity Сenter of Social Services Larysa Hushchina CP Coordinator 380504532574 Dnipropetrovsk Dnepropetrovsk Сity Сenter of Social Services Tatyana Grom 380662292676 Dnipropetrovsk Dnipropetrovsk Psychological Crisis Service O. Korinchuk-Shtykova 380506962388
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