How do NGOs in Ukraine work with volunteers, especially foreigners?

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Chairman of the Board S. Yegorov, All-Ukrainian non-governmental organization "Association for the modernazation of enterprises"

The first step of our interaction was in the form of advising on peculiarities of foundation and regulation of activities of non-governmental organizations after which lawyers drafted charter of the organization in accordance with our requests

Director, V. Onoprienko, NGO organization "Center of socio-psychological rehabilitation"

We can recommend a law company "Pravova dopomoga" as a experienced and reliable partner in the sphere of providing services for non-profitable organizations, particularly for public associations.

Public organizations in Ukraine have recently received a lot of foreign grants. Usually these are funds, assistance with equipment and other weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, humanitarian cargo, etc.

At the same time, the work of foreign volunteers is no less important. More often they do not receive any profit for this, but spend a lot of effort and sacrifice their comfort. Therefore, it is a shame when foreign volunteers and organizations accepting their help face an impenetrable wall of bureaucracy in Ukraine.

We have received many clients with this problem. In this article, we decided to analyze the key points related to the stay and assistance to foreign volunteers in Ukraine.

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Team of "Pravova dopomoga" law firm

Publication date: 30/03/2023

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Name: Ryzhova Tatiana

Position: Head of the Legal Department – Head of Corporate and International Law Practice

Education: INTERREGIONAL ACADEMY OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT KYIV

Knowledge of languages: Russian, Ukrainian

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Tatiana joined Pravova Dopomoga team in February 2022 as a migration and corporate law lawyer. Has experience in the field of migration law, including in state-owned companies for more than 20 years. During this time she gained practical experience in the fields of migration, corporate, labor, criminal criminal procedure, inheritance, notary and pension law.

Tatiana is constantly evolving, monitors changes in legislation, analyzes case law.

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