About Us

The war erodes the foundations of humanity, trust, and justice - those fundamental notions about the world that allow for the sustainable development of society and relations based on respect for the individual and the inviolability of human life.
ICCHC is working to provide a strong platform for the planning and implementation and assistance of social humanitarian projects in varied areas. Our primary purpose is to reduce the damage and minimize the effects of the humanitarian crisis caused by the war.

Our Principles

Human Rights and Dignity
We recognize human Dignity and a value of each person's personality, as fundamental basis for building every kind of relationships personal or professional.

Cooperation Beyond Boundaries
Maintaining ethical, cooperative relationships with other NGOs, and partner where possible and appropriate for the sake of the greater public good. Work beyond borders of religion, culture, race and ethnicity, within the limits of the organizing documents and with organizations and individuals that share common values and objectives.

Competence and professionalism
Our qualifications, skills and expertise ensure that we provide quality care and support to individuals, groups and communities affected by crisis.

Transparency and accountability
ICCHC evaluates and monitors its own activities and the impact of its audit and reports on the regularity and effectiveness of the use of funds, including its own actions and activities, and the use of ICCHC resources.

Our Team

Anastasiia Kuntsevska
Founder, Investigator ICCHC
Ph.D., social and organizational psychologist.

15+ years of professional experience as a consultant, psychologist, and trainer with a wide variety of Ukrainian and International organizations, ranging from state and non-governmental to business organisations, academic as well as socially oriented to industrial and technology companies (e.g. EUAM Ukraine, Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Caritas Ukraine, Master of Code, Midgard school, and others).

Main expertise:

• Activity and Cultural-historical theory of human development
• Social psychology of trauma
• Intrapersonal conflicts and burnout
• The methodology of psychotherapeutic theories
• Human rights education and inclusion

Kristina Korzh
Co-founder, Project Manager, ICCHC
MS, Psychologist

Couple's and individual therapist; sexuality and sexual health counsellor.
7+ years of professional experience in the field. Expert and social project consultant (including in project of prevention of sexual violence against children in Cyber Police of Ukraine).


Oleksandr Korzh
Finance Director, ICCHC
Master's degree in Accounting & Auditing
Corporate finance and financial counseling expert.

Main expertise:

• IT, Manufacturing Enterprises, Nongovernmental Organizations.

Contacts

icchc.ngo@gmail.com
+38 (063) 249-24-17