In today’s episode, I sit down with Yuriy Boyechko, founder of Hope for Ukraine, to talk about the ongoing war and the staggering challenges Ukrainians face daily. Yuriy shares how his organization delivers food, medical care, and emotional support to families living through constant drone strikes and sleepless nights in shelters. We explore the growing number of amputees in Ukraine and how an amputee soccer league is helping veterans rebuild their sense of purpose. Yuriy explains why hope and resilience are keeping the country alive in the face of relentless attacks and what it means to support Ukraine in practical and meaningful ways.
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