Public Resources and Initiatives Charity Foundation Approves Its Development Strategy for 2026–2027

On 26 January 2026, a joint online session of the members of the Public Resources and Initiatives Charity Foundation was held, during which a package of key strategic documents was officially approved. These documents define the Foundation’s vision, priorities, and development mechanisms for the coming years.

The session marked the final stage of a comprehensive strategic process that included expert support, online consultations, and coordinated decision-making within the framework of the organization’s institutional development.

The following documents were approved:

• Strategic Plan for 2026–2027
• Operational Plan for 2026–2026
• Communications Plan for 2026–2026
• Resource Mobilization Strategy (Plan)
• Risk Management Plan
• Updated Security Policy
• Updated Child Safeguarding and Protection of Vulnerable Adults Policy

Together, these documents form an integrated operational framework for the Foundation and enable a transition from reactive crisis response to systematic, measurable, and sustainable development.

Key Vision of the 2026–2027 Strategy

Mission of the Foundation

To develop human capital, respond effectively to challenges, and contribute to building a free, dignified, and democratic society in Ukraine.

Vision of the Foundation

A resilient non-governmental organization that systematically implements projects creating opportunities for development and improving the quality of life of people in Ukraine.

The Strategy is grounded in a human-centered approach and focuses on human capital development as the foundation of community and national resilience. Priority areas include:

• Reintegration of veterans, women veterans, and members of their families
• Humanitarian response and support for vulnerable groups
• Adult education, skills development, and employment
• Development of children and youth
• Restoration of livelihoods for women
• Culture and historical memory
• Development of cross-border cooperation and diplomacy
• Advocacy and protection of human rights
• Analytics and research activities

The Strategy also  provides for strengthening interregional cooperation, expanding partnerships, diversifying resources, and implementing an effective risk management system.

“For us, this Strategy is not a formal set of documents, but a shared agreement on responsibility, focus, and the way we act. It helps us make difficult decisions in times of war without losing our human-centered approach, while also building long-term solutions for communities. It is about organizational maturity, partners’ trust, and real impact—not only today, but in the years to come,”  says Olena Tanasiichuk, President of the Public Resources and Initiatives Charity Foundation.

The development and approval of the Development Strategy became part of the Foundation’s systematic work to strengthen its institutional capacity and improve management processes within the framework of the project “Strengthening the Institutional Capacity of the ‘Public Resources and Initiatives’ Charity Foundation,” produced by Public Resources and Initiatives Charity Foundation  funded by  The United Nations Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) with technical support of UN Women Ukraine. The United Nations Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) mobilizes critical support for local and grassroots civil society organizations working on women, peace and security and humanitarian action. WPHF is a flexible and rapid financing mechanism supporting quality interventions designed to enhance the capacity of women to prevent conflict, respond to crises and emergencies, and seize key peacebuilding opportunities.

This publication is produced with funding from the United Nations Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF), however, the views expressed and content included do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.