LifeNets chooses to help people who are in deep poverty and have suffered additional misfortune. We are helping this family of 12 in Ukraine who has 10 children and live in two rooms. Their father, Tolik, had a growth on his brain that caused the loss of use of one arm and one leg. He […]
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My nephew, Colin Kubik, son of my brother Eugene, has been unique in his curiosity of his roots…..which happen to be from Ukraine. He has had a curiosity and passion for Ukraine and that has been enabled by two LifeNets projects in Ukraine. He has helped with our street children program in Vinogradov in western […]
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Finally! On March 16, 2018 the van that LifeNets pledged to donate to the “Revival” Centre for disabled children in Chernihev, Ukraine has been delivered to its founder and director Dr. Vasyl Pasichnyk. A big THANK YOU to all who have brought this project (that has been three years in the making) to a successful completion! The […]
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Since 1995 I have been involved in helping children in the Chernobyl, Ukraine area. More specifically providing help for the “Revival” Centre of Rehabilitation of Disabled Children in Chernihev, about 30 miles due east of Chernobyl. This involvement actually led to the incorporation of LifeNets in 1999 and began a wonderful run of projects to […]
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We have been working in the Chernobyl, Ukraine area since 1995 when I met Maurice Frohn, one of the most significant people in my life. We met in the United Kingdom in October 1995 and in a conversation that included his career as a surgeon working with thyroid cancer, pediatrics and gynecology and my Ukrainian […]
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Beverly Kubik was honored at Chernihev, Ukraine’s “Revival” Centre for her work with the rehabilitation post-Chernobyl children. The Center is located about 30 miles due east of the infamous reactor that exploded on April 26, 1986 and has caused untold misery for Ukrainian and Belorussian children. An area of the center was named “Beverly Hall” More fully […]
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Chernobyl Disaster Spawns Online Humanitarian Effort in Indianapolis 4/28/2006 The mission of The Hoosier Coefficient, which appears on ePrairie every Thursday, is to profile the often-overlooked rich technology development and commercialization in Indiana. The Hoosier state is home to four of the top technology research and engineering universities in the nation and tech pros ignore […]
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