Our Team

With her degree in School Management she leads the “Project Management” program. Through her NGO work she has supported education for many years, so volunteering with SEED feels both useful and meaningful.

I want to help Ukrainian schools secure funding for better learning. As a volunteer I feel I make a real contribution to rebuilding and development.

SEED helps me grow creatively, strengthen my professional skills, and gain project experience. I want to support children and youth, develop education, and explore international cooperation and innovative approaches.

I want to contribute to community development and help others find new opportunities to learn and grow. SEED is a place to share my skills, learn from peers, and work together on positive change for youth and society.

Experience, new knowledge and skills, self-improvement, a constant search for ideas, and meeting inspiring people make my life full and meaningful. Volunteering lets me keep growing while helping others.

I work in education and psychology, combining teaching with youth initiatives. Reviewing mini-grant applications helped me see teachers’ real needs across Ukraine. Volunteering and mentoring motivate me to build community and share what I know.

Volunteering at SEED is about teamwork, a shared mission, and seeing how creative our teachers are and how strongly they want to improve education.

Grant reviewing at SEED lets me directly support the development of education and help teachers implement innovative projects. It gives me valuable experience in analysis and decision making and connects me with a community focused on a better future for children.

I have worked in education since 1995 and still find inspiration every day despite the challenges. With the NGO “Progresylni” I support initiatives that improve teachers’ lives. SEED strengthens resilience and Ukrainian identity and I am proud to help.

As a teacher and a citizen I believe in SEED’s principles. It is about the present and the future for me, my family, and my country. I want to be part of planting and growing that future.

I have 12 years of teaching experience in rural schools and know the challenges from the inside. My work shifted toward methodology and teacher support. I want to help educators with practical expertise so their daily challenges become easier to solve.

I joined after hearing about SEED’s mini-grant idea and the need for volunteers. I am inspired by the creativity of Ukrainian teachers and believe this initiative has strong potential.

I believe education is the strongest tool for change. It builds critical thinking and responsibility and helps people look for solutions. Changing minds is how we change a country.

Motivated to drive positive change through SEED and apply experience in volunteer coordination, community integration, and grant evaluation to help strong initiatives take shape.

I have experience in international and community organizations supporting grant programs and community work. This background helps me contribute to community development, support people, and keep learning new skills.

Cooperation with SEED is a good chance to promote the project approach, build institutional capacity, and support the professional growth of everyone involved.

I am motivated to be useful and to contribute to community development. Volunteering lets me meet new people and keep learning. I believe we can create positive change together and support one another.

I want learning to be engaging. Participation in projects motivates students and develops curiosity and communication.

I want to contribute to something meaningful and support people who need it. Volunteering is a way to learn, gain practical skills, and deepen my knowledge.

Volunteering is a step toward new ideas and growth. It brings together people with creative approaches and strong determination.

I am motivated to be useful and to contribute to community development. Volunteering lets me meet new people and keep learning. I believe we can create positive change together and support one another.

I believe every educational idea can change students’ lives if it gets a chance. Serving as a grant reviewer lets me open doors for new projects and be part of positive change in schools.

I teach English and keep building my skills. I am motivated to do useful work for people because helping others helps us grow too. Volunteering lets me share experience, find inspiration, and make step by step change.

Professor and education quality expert with a strong record of public service and support for evidence based improvement in schools and universities.