IDPs support project in Vinnytsia city and small communities "Everyday Well-being" (Dobryi Pobut - Ukr.) The project aims to help the IDPs in shelters in Vinnytsia city and the region affected by the wide-scale war in Ukraine. The project focuses on providing aid not only in IDPs hubs but also in rural areas, where access to international and volunteering assistance is lower according to reports from shelter coordinators and local authorities. 
The NGO, "Podolian Agency for Regional Development," applies in consortium with the society of people with disabilities, the Public Organization "Vinnytsia Regional Organization of the Disabled "Samodopomoga," and the Public Organization "Eastern-Ukrainian Patriotic Association," which was forced to evacuate from the city of Kramatorsk, Donetsk region.
The project has two main components: (1) preparing shelters for the winter season, (2) food security and livelihoods, and cross-cutting activities to ensure inclusion and accountability.

I.	Shelter and NFIs
The project will work with existing shelters for IDPs under the NGO "PARD" patronage and engage new ones. The project will support 1000 people in nine shelters and keep the flexibility to react to new challenges if more shelters require support. 
With project help, people who live in them will receive assistance in the form of NFI (warm clothes, blankets, underwear, dignity kits) critical for the winter period. One shelter will receive repairing of premises for coordination, training, and information events. 
NGO "Samodopomoga" sew sleeping bags from March 2022 to help IDPs. This production will be adapted to help people in need to overcome the winter period.

II.	Food security and livelihoods
In cooperation with NGO Samodopomoga, the Vocational and Technical Education Center No. 1 has had a kitchen for cooking bread baking, which covers the needs of IPD families in this shelter and can be delivered to other shelters. The applicant also has equipment for producing frozen semi-finished products from meat  (cutlets, ravioli, etc.), which is not installed because the shelter's kitchen does not meet food-producing standards. Within this grant, NGO PARD and partners will repair kitchen premises according to HACCP standards, procure meat, milk and other food, dairy kitchen and refrigerating equipment. Products will be bought to ensure nutrition quality according to FSLC recommendations. Thus, 1000 people living in nine existing shelters will be provided food in the form of semi-finished products and dry food products (IDPs could cook at shelter kitchens) during winter.

III.	Inclusion and accountability
NGO "EUPA" has experience working in conditions of humanitarian crisis and conflict since 2015 in eastern Ukraine. Specialists of the organization will ensure compliance with the standards on accountability to the affected population (AAP) and protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), the minimum requirements for the protection of children in humanitarian activities from 2019, and the Guidelines of the ICRC "Inclusion of people with disabilities in humanitarian activities," 2019, standards and recommendations of clusters.
This cross-cutting component is aimed both at the project employees and the external audience. The project team will work with beneficiaries at each stage of the project cycle to receive feedback and take it into account in the work, raising awareness of people, including children and people with disabilities, who live in shelters and need help. The project team will conduct training and information events for local self-government employees and civil servants to improve their skills in humanitarian standards and work with a vulnerable population.
The project will have an appropriate MEAL system, feedback, and complaints forms, which will help remove barriers and improve the quality of assistance and services provided to the war-affected population. Small series of interviews with target groups of different ages, genders, and special needs was conducted already.