Every child deserves safety, dignity, and a reason to smile. Through Gifts Instead of Bombs, UA Future supports children living near the front lines, children in orphanages and hospitals, young cancer patients, and families affected by natural disasters. We deliver gifts, essential supplies, and direct assistance where children need them most – including communities recovering from disasters such as the 2024 floods in Ołdrzychowice Kłodzkie, Poland. Our goal is simple: even in the hardest circumstances, children should know that they are not forgotten.

PostPravda.Info is UA Future’s project dedicated to fighting disinformation, propaganda, and foreign influence. We investigate false narratives, expose manipulation, and explain how information warfare shapes public opinion and political decisions. Working with journalists, researchers, academics, and experts, we create independent, accessible content designed to help people recognize manipulation and understand the realities behind the headlines. In a world where information can be used as a weapon, PostPravda.Info works to protect the public space through facts, context, and responsible journalism.

UA Future supports hospitals, medical teams, and frontline medics with equipment, supplies, and practical assistance. We help equip general, pediatric, and oncology hospitals, while also establishing medical points in places where access to healthcare is severely limited by war or other emergencies. We provide first-aid training for volunteers working in high-risk environments, helping them respond when professional medical care is far away. By strengthening both medical facilities and the people who work in them, we help make essential care available where it is needed most.

Come back project provides support to people whose lives have been disrupted by war, repression, and displacement. The project assists older people, children, and women, while also supporting prisoners of war and working to protect fundamental human rights. We help people return to safety, reconnect with their families, and rebuild their lives after traumatic experiences. Come back project also supports journalists and other individuals facing persecution because of their work or beliefs. Our mission is to stand with those who are most vulnerable and help restore their dignity, safety, and freedom.

Throughout our work, we have already supported several book publications. Alongside the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Ukraine, as well as companies such as PZU and LotOK (Ukraine), we were one of the main sponsors of Dmytro Antoniuk’s book Castles and Residences in Ukraine Associated with Polish Noble Families. We also prepare scholarly and journalistic publications on disinformation, propaganda, history, and human rights. This includes work carried out as part of the research project Journalism Under Threat, conducted jointly with the Mieroszewski Centre in Warsaw and the University of Wrocław.