The Caritas Odessa UGCC Charitable Foundation is proposing a project to establish the Caritas Odesa UGCC Youth Center in the city of Yuzhny (Odesa district, Odesa region). The project activities are aimed at socio-psychological and educational support for children from families of internally displaced persons, families of ATO / OSS participants, families in difficult life circumstances (SJO), families with children with disabilities, young startups and migrant entrepreneurs, in order to improve their social and psychological well-being, raising the level of education and development, integration of IDPs and people with disabilities.

Children's Fishing Festival “KINGFISHER” is a one-day inclusive outdoor event with elements of psychological relaxation in the format of a fishing festival for children aged 7 to 17, including children from families in difficult life circumstances and children with disabilities. A barrier-free environment has been organized, assistance from professional instructors, professional fishing equipment and a unique concept of the event will provide an opportunity for children not only to take part in float fishing, but also to relax in nature. The event is designed for the participation of 40 children.

The project "Internet platform Magic Things" is aimed at social adaptation of people from socially vulnerable groups (people with disabilities, orphans and children deprived of parental care), meeting their needs for self-realization, supporting their creative potential, improving their financial situation. The platform brings together people with disabilities for creative development and presentation of unique handmade products to a wide audience.

Transcarpathia is one of the most well-supplied regions of Ukraine with water resources. Such important waterways of Europe feed from the Carpathian sources: Vistula, Danube, Tisza, Dniester and their numerous large and small tributaries. The Carpathians are the source of 80% of Romania's water resources and 40% of Ukraine's water resources are also from the Carpathians. But we have to state with concern that the Carpathians may lose their importance for Europe as a source of fresh water. Mountainous regions are the most vulnerable to the “garbage problem”. Garbage trucks, which usually run without problems in lowland villages, do not go to the mountains, where there are often no normal roads at all, and if there are, the cost of garbage removal from there reaches exorbitant prices. Because of this, the chairmen of mountain communities often turn a blind eye to illegal dumps, the burning of garbage by the villagers and throwing it into the river. It is the rivers, sadly as it may sound, that are the "main garbage chute" of the Ukrainian Carpathians.