Yulia was forced to leave her hometown of Kherson due to the full-scale war, but she found a new life in volunteering.
In a year of hard work, she went from being an administrator to the deputy executive director at the “Shchedryk” charity fund.
“When I had to leave my home, my world turned upside down. But at ‘Shchedryk,’ I found a new family and purpose. Every day spent here fills me with strength and faith in victory,” Yulia shares.
From the first steps to leadership, Yulia immediately immersed herself in humanitarian aid, coordinating volunteer efforts, and building partnerships. Her dedication and teamwork skills quickly made her indispensable.