Children need to be told that all this, even bullet casings, are very dangerous remnants of combat that cannot be approached at all.
Ukraine is under attack and millions of children have become victims
Children shudder from explosions and shots. They wake up with the shrill sounds of sirens and fall asleep in the basements.
Kindergartens, maternity hospitals, shelters where families seek some safety are becoming targets.
Children need our common help.
Consequences of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine during 219 days of the war
399
children died
783
children were injured
2,3 mln
children went abroad with their parents
240 k
children forcibly deported to russia
Not a single child in Ukraine should be left alone with the war.
Psychosocial care and rehabilitation
Targeted and humanitarian aid
Advocacy
Educational opportunities in wartime
What we are doing now
We are providing psychological support non-stop. More than 50 psychologists are already working with us. We are helping to evacuate families with children, seeking housing for them, providing them with food and clothing. Please support us so that more children and their families suffering from war receive psychological help and can find shelter.
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Our activity in numbers
10
summer camps for children
119
families under individual support
30+
psychologists work with the kids and their parents every day
1300
children got psychological support during 4 months of the full scale war
590
volunteers from all over the world
6
centers where we provide support to refugees
Who we are
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Report of the Voices of Children Charitable Foundation for the sixth month since the beginning of the full-scale war
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Report of the Voices of Children Charitable Foundation for the fifth month since the beginning of the full-scale war
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Children’s stories
How the heroes of the film «The Distant Barking of Dogs» got through the filtration camp of the Russian occupiers and returned to Ukraine
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By means of art therapy sessions, we try to relieve the tension at least a little, so that it comes out of the children through their pictures. A spring compressed to the stop can shoot very hard once.
Do not try to create the illusion for the child that nothing is happening and that it is better not to talk about the bad, not to remember and not to think about the experience. Sometimes, the best way to get rid of any traumatic events is to discuss them.
