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Rehabilitation Centers and Shelters Embassy of the United States of America Kyiv, Ukraine REHABILITATION CENTERS AND SHELTERS The Department of State assumes no responsibility or liability for the professional ability or reputation of, or the quality of services provided by, the entities or individuals whose names appear on the following list. Inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement by the Department or the U.S. government. Names are listed in no specific order. The information on the list is provided directly by the local service providers; the Department is not in a position to vouch for such information. KYIV International Center for P.O. Box 26, Kyiv 03113 English Women’s Rights “La- 800-500-335/116 123 Can assist with locating a Strada” 800-500-225/116 111 (Child Rights Protection) shelter [email protected] www.la-strada.org.ua Charity organization “Social 8 Sahaidachnogo St., off. 41 English Service “Vifaniya” 044-485-2688 May provide a shelter in [email protected] Vinnitsa (about 300km http://www.bethany.kiev.ua/en from Kyiv) International charity 6 Hertsena St. English organization “Children 063-688-5822 Provide shelter for Rescue Service” [email protected] homeless children and www.childrescue.com.ua children - victims of crime Kyiv district offices on 2 Dovzhenko St. No English – may advise on prevention of family 044-458-2767 available shelters violence [email protected] http://ssm.kiev.ua/ Darnytski district: 57 Kharkivske shosse 044-563-0532, 044-563-1200 [email protected] Desnianskyi district: 8 Saburova St. 044-515-6600, 044-548-0991 [email protected] Dniprovskyi district: 20 Krakivska St. 044-292-8132, 044-292-4834, 044-292-3564 Holosiivskyi district: 5 Bubnova St. 044-257-0349, 044-258-7332, 044-257-9178 [email protected] Obolonskyi district: 7g Iordanska St. 044-426-8775 [email protected] Pecherskyi district: This document was last updated on February 13, 2018. 3/1 Filatova Lane 044-529-7194, 044-529-6513, 044-529-4230 [email protected] Podilskyi district: 2 Moskovska St. 044-462-0082, 044-460-9922, 044-460-6129 [email protected] Sviatoshynskyi district: 18g L. Kurbasa St. 044-274-7420, 044-274-7442, 044-274-1881 [email protected] Solomianskyi district: 21 Kryvonosa St. 044-243-7526, 044-243-7527, 044-243-7524 [email protected] Shevchenkivskyi district: 10 Kopernyka St. 044-422-0475, 044-422-0421 [email protected] Kyiv district centers for Darnytskyi district: No English family and women’s issue 21b Grygorenka St. English (for victims of family 044-575-4672 Provide temporary shelter violence) Desnianskyi district: for women (with children) 14a Kurchatova St. victims of family violence 044-518-7372, 044-518-9600 [email protected] http://fam-center.at.ua/ Holosiivskyi district: 42 Holosiivskyi Ave. 044-206-2757, 044-206-2773, 044-206-2774 [email protected] Obolonskyi district: 16 Tymoshenka St. 044-419-9853, 044-419-6294 [email protected] Pecherskyi district: 15 Omelianovycha-Pavlenka St. 044-280-6211 [email protected] Podilskyi district: 20 Voloska St. 044-425-0018, 044-425-2281 Sviatoshynskyi district: 10a Zodchikh St. 044-276-7686 [email protected] Solomianskyi district: 41 Povitroflotskyi Ave. 044-207-0993, 044-207-0910, 044-207-09-80 [email protected] Shevchenkivskyi district: 43 Oleny Teligy St. This document was last updated on February 13, 2018. 044-440-4622, 099-151-7060 [email protected] https://center-wf.io.ua/ State department for family Darnytskyi district: No English and children’s issues (Kyiv 7e Bazhana St. city state administration) 044-564-4290 Desnianskyi district: 2/2 Maiakovskogo St. 044-515-7576, 547-6349 Dniprovskyi district: 10 Zhmachenka St. 044-543-2558, 543-7755 Holosiivskyi district: 5 Barbiusa St. 044-287-8108, 044-287-8109 Obolonskyi district: 5-6 Mate Zalki St. 044-418-8514, 418-6195 Pecherskyi district: 19/1 Moskovska St. 044-280-2444, 044-254-4983 Podilskyi district: 20 Voloska St. 044-425-0018, 044-425-2281 Sviatoshynskyi district: 9 Gnata Ury St. 044-407-2570, 044-407-2571 Solomianskyi district: 40a Povitroflotskyi Ave. 044-249-4761, 044-248-9755 Shevchenkivskyi district: 20a Mykhailivska St. 044-278-0643, 044-278-0631 Kyiv city women’s 20 Melnykova St. Provide temporary shelter, assistance center with 044-483-3038, 044-489-4448 psychological and legal shelter [email protected] assistance http://dsp.kievcity.gov.ua/content/kyivskyy-miskyy-centr- roboty-z-zhinkamy.html Kyiv city family center 11a Salyutna St. Psychological counseling, “Rodynnyi Dim” 044-422-1069 legal assistance [email protected] http://www.kmcs.com.ua/ Charity organization 050-330-5179 Shelter for women with “Kozhniy dytyni” [email protected] infant babies under 18 http://www.p4ec.org.ua/ua/about months old Medical rehabilitation center 26 Novo-Darnytska St. For families with children for victims of family crime 044-566-1548 [email protected] Public center “Volonter” 2 Dovzhenko St., off. 53 Psychological assistance to 044-227-6303, 063-433-8736 victims of family violence [email protected], [email protected] http://www.volunteer.kiev.ua/ VINNYTSIA Vinnytsya City Non- 23 Nekrasova St. (legal address), Vinnytsia Psychological, Governmental Organization 093-975-4363 informational assistance “Women’ Crisis Center” Charity organization “Social 28 Soborna St., off. 301, Vinnytsia 21050 Provide shelter Service “Vifaniya” 0432-53-0894 This document was last updated on February 13, 2018. http://www.bethany.kiev.ua/en Non-Governmental P.O. Box 5815 Psychological and Legal Organization “Men against 0432-60-2020 assistance violence” & “Progressive [email protected] Women” http://www.women.vn.ua/ LUTSK/VOLYN “Volynsky Perspektyvy” 9 Shota Rustaveli St., Lutsk Legal and Psychological 0332-76-7666, 050-690-4829 Assistance [email protected] http://v-perspektyvy.net/ DNIPRO City Non-Governmental 14/132 G. Koroliovoi St., Dnipro Psychological assistance for Organization “Women 067-286-5820, 050-647-1288 victims of family crime Information Center” [email protected] http://dwicc.org.ua/ Oblast Center for Social and 24 Pratsi Ave., Dnipro 24-hours assistance Psychological Assistance 097-707-3489 DONETSK Oblast Center for social and 64 Mashynobudivnykiv (Radchenka) St., Druzhkivka, Psychological assistance, psychological assistance Donetsk region provide shelter for up to 90 095-428-1700 days [email protected] http://docspd.com.ua/index.html ZHYTOMYR Nonprofit organization 38/36 Dombrovskogo St., Zhytomyr Preventing family violence “Avenir” ZAKARPATTIA Social and Psychological 10 Velykokamiana St., Uzhhorod 24-hours assistance assistance center 0312-63-7462 [email protected] http://www.rehab.uzhgorod.ua/ ZAPORIZHZHIA Oblast Center of Social and 22a Pivnichno-Kiltseva St., Zaporizhya May provide shelter for up Psychological Assistance 061-213-8820 to three months [email protected] http://kriziscentr.net/ IVANO-FRANKIVSK Charity organization “Ty 32b Naberezhna St., Ivano Frankivsk Medical and Psychological Anhel” 0342-78-5319 Assistance [email protected] http://www.tyanhel.org.ua/ City Rehabilitation Center 8 Verbova St., Krykhivtsi village, Ivano-Frankivsk reg., For mothers with children “Mistechko myloserdia 096-135-5194 who experience difficulties Sviatogo Mykolaia” or family violence KYIV REGION Bilotserkivskyi District 13 Kyivska St., Uzyn village, Kyiv region 24-hour, victims of crime Rehabilitation Center 0456-32-6163, 0456-32-6363 assistance “Uzyn” Rehabilitation Center for 29 Pushkinska St., Bila Tserkva, Kyiv region For children ages 3-13 children “Zlagoda” 0456-39-9055 KROPYVNYTSKYI Oblast Center of Social and 50 Korolenka St. Kropyvnytskyi 24-hour Psychological Assistance 0522-27-4236 SEVERODONETSK Oblast Center of Social and 41 Fedorenko St., Severodonetsk Psychological assistance Psychological Assistance 0645-24-0433 Oblast Center for Children’ 32 Druzhby Blvd., Severodonetsk Legal assistance This document was last updated on February 13, 2018. Issues 0645-24-0125 LVIV Charity organization 56 Lychakivska St., Lviv Assistance to women – “Regional Center for Social 0322-75-1051, 067-672-8030 victims of family violence Adaptation” [email protected] “Zhinochi Perspektyvy” 36 Chervonoyi Kalyny St., Lviv May provide shelter Center 0322-95 5060, 067-674-0770 0-800-500-335 [email protected] http://women.lviv.ua/?lang=uk Charity organization “Salus” P.O. Box 320, Lviv Psychological and legal 0322-37-9505 assistance [email protected] http://www.salus.org.ua/ MYKOLAIV Oblast Center of 43/5 Spaska St., Mykolaiv May provide shelter for Psychological Assistance 0512-37-6492, 0512-37-6707 women with children for up [email protected] to 3 months ODESA Crisis Center for women 53 Uspenska St., Odessa Psychological, legal and with children – victims of (048) 777 2517 medical assistance family violence “Sofia” Provide shelter for women and children Oblast Center of Social and 34a Sortuvalna St., Odesa Psychological and legal Psychological Assistance 0487-18-4466, 0487-18-6822 assistance POLTAVA Charity organization “Svitlo 28a Petliury St., Poltava Psychological and legal Nadii” 0532-60-6081, 094-869-4240 assistance; provide shelter [email protected] http://www.lightofhope.com.ua/ RIVNE Oblast Center of Social and 71a Dubenska St., Rivne Assistance to victims of Psychological Assistance 0362-63-2489 crime, provide shelter for up to 90 days SUMY Oblast Center of Social and 51g Illinska St., Sumy Psychological and legal Psychological Assistance 0542-60-1858, 066-321-1890 assistance [email protected] TERNOPIL Charity Fund “Karitas” 1 Zamonastyrska St., Ternopil 24-hour assistance, food,
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