Kherson region remains one of the most vulnerable regions of Ukraine. Regular shelling — more than 300 times a month — not only poses a danger to life, but also complicates access to basic food products

Funding for the project: in partnership and with financial support from international organization World Vision International. Description: Due to ongoing danger, humanitarian crises, and forced displacement, children and communities in Ukraine are experiencing toxic stress. According to research, 9 out of 10 children suffer from emotional and psychological strain, with 73% feeling unsafe or scared. […]

Every day of the war leaves its mark on the souls of Ukrainians, and children and their families feel these wounds the deepest. We see how difficult it is for them to maintain hope and faith in the future when there is so much uncertainty and pain around them

With the support of our partners, we have created a modern children’s playground that not only provides a space for play but also fosters interaction, communication, and adaptation for families in a new environment

Despite the ongoing conflict, which has been going on for a considerable period of time, it is important to note that the need to provide basic needs for Ukrainians remains relevant

During the military conflict, children and their parents experienced the complicated realities of war, which forced them to seek help and psychological support

This project was aimed at implementing the distribution of humanitarian aid for internally displaced persons located in the Chernivtsi region

In our time, full of unpredictable circumstances, when the military conflict is still ongoing, it is especially important to pay attention to the most vulnerable groups of society – children

People living in eastern and southern Ukraine have urgent needs for our assistance as they face major challenges on a daily basis due to the ongoing hostilities and humanitarian crisis, and are in the greatest need of our support and solidarity in this difficult period

Psychological first aid training is a program designed to support internally displaced persons, volunteers, clergy, social service workers, and those who work with people in times of crisis, providing them with moral and spiritual support