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Meet every person with respect.
A living story · Vapniarka, Ukraine
A documentary look at the Transfiguration of the Lord Rehabilitation Centre: how its spaces are taking shape, how people gather, and how the Foundation serves people in need.
Real work. Real place. A story still unfolding.

Confidential guidance for a person and their family.
02Daily structure, peer support and shared responsibility.
03Guidance for relatives and healthier ways to reconnect.
04Practical skills and preparation for community life.
The Charitable Organization “Nobility and Unity Foundation” is establishing the Transfiguration of the Lord Rehabilitation Centre in Vapniarka, Odesa region. The project is intended to provide residential rehabilitation for adults affected by addiction, psychosocial support for families and preventive work in the community.
This site tells the story documented in the supplied project application and photographs. Plans are not presented as completed results.
Meet every person with respect.
Make a place ready through practical care.
Build trust through time and connection.
A first conversation can help clarify the right next step. Specific programmes, specialist consultations and activities are confirmed individually.
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The centre does not replace hospitals, emergency medical care, medical detoxification or inpatient psychiatric treatment. Healthcare is delivered only by appropriately licensed professionals and institutions. The NAU team can discuss referrals and practical accompaniment where available.
These selected archive photographs show the building, prepared rooms and shared spaces. Dates are omitted until event dates are verified.
An archive view of the centre building and grounds.
A view of the centre building and entrance area.
A bright room prepared inside the centre.
A kitchen with cabinets, refrigerator, sink and table.
Use the slider to compare two approved archive photographs. They are not presented as a before-and-after sequence.


Before, in-progress and after stories will be added only when approved photographs show the same real location and the sequence is verified.
No construction result is shown here until the photographs and their publication status have been confirmed.
A room prepared · July 2026A room, a kitchen, a shared garden: the photographs show spaces being prepared for residential life. The project application describes individual and group support, life skills, household work, spiritual care and family guidance.
Current admissions and operating hours were not confirmed in the supplied materials. Contact the Foundation for current information.
The NAU archive includes photographs of outreach conversations in Odesa, including a group meeting at a venue marked Depaul and a street encounter. These records show the team meeting people in difficult situations and opening a conversation about support.
These images show people in vulnerable circumstances and are withheld until publication consent is confirmed.
Contact the teamAddiction can affect health, relationships and a person’s ability to take part in everyday life. The centre’s stated purpose is comprehensive rehabilitation for adults, psychosocial support and guidance for families.
A new beginning grows through time, care and steady support.
Meet the people who lead the Foundation and support the rehabilitation centre.

Founder of Nobility and Unity Foundation

Director of Nobility and Unity Foundation

Rehabilitation Programme Manager

Centre Administrator

Projects Coordinator
A documentary record of the centre. Dates and event details appear only when verified; photographs of vulnerable people remain private until consent is confirmed.
Photographs are available in the site package. Enable JavaScript for the interactive gallery.
Life at the Transfiguration of the Lord Rehabilitation Centre is more than programmes and conversations. We work, cook, rest, visit church and reach out to others. Through these ordinary moments, trust, friendship and a sense of belonging grow.
Twenty bilingual photo stories are prepared for this section. Event photographs and the selected group portrait will appear here after publication permissions are confirmed.
Support helps meet practical needs: food, utilities and heating, transport, repairs and equipment. It also helps the team continue outreach and invite people to rehabilitation.
Discuss support01Food and household needs
02Utilities and heating
03Repairs and equipment
04Transport and outreach
Contact the Foundation for current ways to support. No payment details are invented.Ask about current programme information, practical support or partnership.