How the psychological hotline of the Voices of Children Foundation functions
How the psychological hotline of the Voices of Children Foundation functions
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A small story of a big holiday
Our ancestors used geometric ornaments to magically influence the circumstances of their lives. Secret ancient signs were encrypted on the canvas as spells
What we did last month with your support: April digest of activities of the Voices of Children branches
With your help, we were able to support 1424 adults and children in April
Making children smile again: a story about the Ivano-Frankivsk branch
Today, our psychologists, working in conditions of war, help children to return their smiles
“This is what we work for”: Our trip to Truskavets and Skhidnytsia
At the beginning of April, content maker Iryna Davydenko and Social media head Anastasia Sakovska went on a business trip to Truskavets and Skhidnytsia branches to get to know the team and film the Open Doors Day. This is the report of our business trip and what we saw in Truskavets and Skhidnytsia. “I can’t.
“A home for a Ukrainian”: the story of a 6-year-old refugee from Ukraine was published in England
When the war started, we were all a bit helpless in England thinking what on earth can you do to help?
We feel them…
Hardly anyone understand who are the children of war, what they feel, how they live, what they talk about and, most importantly, how they can be helped, neither have I, so I went to the front line. In 2015 I started my volunteer work. Later on, with best friends and like-minded people, we created a.
Sirens have returned to western Ukraine. However, the children in the bomb shelters are not discouraged and continue to find interesting activities. Hunter, the dog in the center, was a key figure in the shelter today. He had a kind of press conference thus had to answer millions of children’s questions. Hunter, did you eat?.
-Do you have sirens?-No.-Then who does?-Not me for sure.-And I’m without light, we have light masking. That’s how we check on each other in the first minutes of our team zoom call. No one in Ukraine feels safe today because of the Russian invasion. But even in these conditions we are not just working, we.
During the conversation with journalists, the eyes of our psychologist Natalia brim with tears. She apologizes for being upset, but no one in the world can blame her for that. There is a lot of talk around all of us, as Ukraine’s most vulnerable children are trying to understand what is happening in their country..
The puzzle of Ukraine
The puzzle with the map of Ukraine is the only toy my son took with him from Kyiv to Western Ukraine. Since February 24, we seem to be living in a terrible parallel reality. My 4-year-old child started playing the war and asking several times a day when the moskali (Muscovites) would stop firing and.
We were late for one day, only one day… Since the beginning of February, Voices of Children team was persuading the main characters of our film “The Distant Barking of Dogs” to leave front-line village. They agreed only on February 23. We hastily bought them train tickets for the 24th, found accommodation for them in.
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