CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "CHARITY FOUNDATION "STABILIZATION SUPPORT SERVICES"
Budget
€7,177,000
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
3
0.45 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
Charitable Foundation “Stabilization Support Services” (SSS) is a Ukrainian non-governmental organization established in 2016. Its core mission is to promote human rights, strengthen social protection systems, and support conflict-affected communities in Ukraine. SSS works to enhance the resilience of internally displaced persons (IDPs), foster inclusive governance, and facilitate recovery and durable solutions. The organization pioneered the creation of IDP Councils across Ukraine, promoting participatory decision-making and community-led advocacy. SSS implements humanitarian, recovery, and advocacy programs in coordination with civil society, local authorities, and international partners, with a focus on protection, gender equality, livelihoods, and access to services.
EU Legislative Interests
Stabilization Support Services (SSS) carries out activities that align with key EU policies and legislative proposals addressing Ukraine’s recovery, protection, and inclusion needs. • Ukraine Facility Regulation: SSS contributes to local recovery and resilience in conflict-affected areas by supporting community-based infrastructure rehabilitation, civic engagement, and IDP integration — in line with EU goals on governance and public service delivery. • Commission Communication on the EU’s Response to Ukraine’s Humanitarian and Refugee Needs: SSS provides legal aid, protection, shelter, and psychosocial support for conflict-affected populations, echoing the EU’s commitment to humanitarian principles and inclusive aid. • European Parliament Resolution on the consequences of Russia’s aggression: Our work mitigates the socio-economic and protection impacts of the conflict, including access to services, winterization, and targeted support for vulnerable groups. • EU Action Plan on Integration and Inclusion (2021–2027): This framework informs our work on fostering social cohesion, inclusive planning, and equitable access for IDPs within host communities in Ukraine. • Council Conclusions on sustainable recovery and resilience in partner countries: SSS integrates early recovery and resilience-building at the local level, advancing durable solutions and promoting community ownership — in line with EU external policy.
Communication Activities
Charity Foundation “Stabilization Support Services” (SSS) has undertaken a range of public communication activities aligned with key EU policy priorities in response to the war in Ukraine: • Launch of the Information Portal for IDP Councils (September 2025): SSS developed and launched an interactive platform to support the work of IDP Councils across Ukraine, providing tools for community engagement and inclusive decision-making. This initiative directly contributes to the objectives of the EU Action Plan on Integration and Inclusion 2021–2027. Link: https://sss-ua.org/en/news/information-portal-for-idp-councils-with-interactive-map-launched-in-ukraine • Publication of Social Passport for Zbarazka City Community (2023): This report supported inclusive local governance and social cohesion by mapping the needs of IDPs and vulnerable groups in the host community, aligning with the Council Conclusions on EU support for sustainable recovery and resilience in partner countries. Link: https://sss-ua.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Social-pasport_Zbarazka-City-Community.pdf These activities contribute to awareness-raising, advocacy, and the promotion of inclusive governance and social protection for conflict-affected populations in Ukraine, in line with EU values and policy objectives.
Interests Represented
Does not represent commercial interests
Member Of
N/A
Organisation Members
N/A
Additional Information
Clarification on Funding Sources: Our organization does not receive direct institutional sponsorship or funding from the European Union (EU). Our activities are supported through project-based funding and partnerships with the following international organizations and donors: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance USAID through ACTED/CARE International CARE International Pooled Fund MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF DENMARK through CARE International United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs/Ukraine Humanitarian Fund NACHBAR IN NOT through CARE International Federal Foreign Office of Germany (GFFO) - funded through Sing of Hope Disaster emergency committee through CARE International
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.