What is Helping War Victims?

Helping War Victims is a registered charity based in Lithuania that supports people affected by war through humanitarian aid and long-term recovery programs.

What is your mission?

Our mission is to provide practical, transparent support for people whose lives have been shattered by war, from medical and basic relief to future-oriented recovery such as VR-based therapy and IT skills for work.

What is Paradox Nova?

Paradox Nova is a docu-futuristic graphic-novel trilogy in development, inspired by real war experiences and reimagined in a neutral sci-fi universe. Once published and selling, we intend to direct 100% of its net profits to Helping War Victims programs.

Has Paradox Nova already been published?

No. Paradox Nova is still in development. We are raising funds to complete writing, illustration, translation, premium copies and international marketing. Until the books are released, donations remain the main source of funding for our programs.

What is the VR Therapy program?

VR Therapy is a planned EU-based rehabilitation program that would use virtual-reality sessions as a complement to standard medical and psychological care for people with phantom limb pain and trauma-related symptoms after war. It is not yet live and is in the design and fundraising stage.

What is the IT Academy?

The IT Academy is a planned digital-skills program for war-affected youth and disabled veterans, with multi-month tracks in areas like blockchain, AI basics, game design and esports, cybersecurity and the creative digital economy, aiming at real portfolios and job-ready skills.

You can donate via our secure Stripe-hosted Donate page using card or supported digital wallets, by bank transfer to our EUR account, by sending crypto to the BTC and ETH/USDT wallets listed on the Donate page, or through workplace giving and matching if your employer uses Benevity.

Is it safe to donate through your website?

Yes. When you click Donate, you are redirected to a Stripe-hosted checkout page. Stripe is a widely used global payment processor that supports PCI DSS compliance, and card details are sent over SSL encryption. We do not store your card numbers on our servers.

Yes. Helping War Victims Foundation is verified on Benevity, a workplace-giving and corporate-matching platform. You can find us by searching for Helping War Victims Foundation or using our Benevity ID in your company’s portal.

How can I help if I can’t donate money?

You can support us by sharing verified updates, introducing us to your company’s CSR or HR teams, hosting a small fundraiser, helping with translations, design or outreach as a skilled volunteer, or inviting us to speak at events focused on humanitarian issues.