Helping War Victims

22/08/2026

Your mind switches on the second you're finally supposed to relax? That's nighttime anxiety — and it's not random. Here's the real reason it happens, and a technique that helps you let those thoughts go.

This series is made by Helping War Victims Fund. Follow the page to support our work and catch a new technique every week.

17/08/2026

Stuck replaying the same thought over and over? That's overthinking — and it's more common than you think. Here's one thing you can do about it right now.

Follow for a new technique every week, and hit like if this helped.
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17/08/2026

Stuck replaying the same thought over and over? That's overthinking — and it's more common than you think. Here's one thing you can do about it right now.

Follow for a new technique every week, and hit like if this helped.

13/08/2026

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Your support means a lot to us.

Helping War Victims is building a long-term support model where hum...

03/08/2026

I started Helping War Victims Fund because I wanted to deliver practical humanitarian aid to people affected by war — not just talk about it.

We provided medical aid and food assistance. We also deployed autonomous PAUL water filtration systems so war-affected communities could get safe drinking water.

But humanitarian needs do not disappear when public attention moves on.

As nonprofit funding became harder to rely on, I started building something more sustainable — a real revenue model that could help finance humanitarian and recovery programs long after the news cycle moves on.

That is why Paradox Nova exists.

Paradox Nova is an original graphic novel I’m developing to help create a new source of funding for Helping War Victims Fund.

It is still early, and right now, I am doing most of this work alone.

If you care about people affected by war, follow Helping War Victims Fund and like or share this video.

Even a simple interaction helps our work reach more people.

30/07/2026

The city doesn't fall to invasion. It's rewritten by it.

Streets don't disappear when a system takes over. The rules attached to them do. Utilities keep running — just not for the people who built them. Names on buildings stay. What they mean stops being theirs to decide.

That's the version of invasion Paradox Nova is built on. Not a single battle. A system taking over, piece by piece.

Invasion — the first comic in this world — is in production now.

29/07/2026

Emergency aid works. Until the attention runs out.

A hospital needs medicine every month, not once. A crisis moves people for a week — then the moment passes, and the need is still there. That gap is what shaped everything that came after.

So instead of building around one-time attention, we started building something that has to earn its own way. Paradox Nova — the comic project, and eventually a wider story world — exists to give this fund a way to keep working without depending on who's paying attention this month.

Tomorrow: a first look at that world.

28/07/2026

Before Paradox Nova, this is the work this fund actually did. 📋

Before there was a comic, a universe, or a launch — there was direct aid.

🏥 Helping War Victims supported hospitals with medicines and drinking water during periods of urgent shortage.
💧 In the Kherson region, PAUL filters restored access to clean water without needing electricity or a centralized supply.
🥫 Food reached areas where ordinary access to stores had been cut off — with particular attention to older residents who couldn't travel far to get it.

That work is not the focus right now. But it's the reason everything since has been built the way it has.

🔗 Full record: https://warvictimsfund.com/en/impact/

27/07/2026