Expertise

The Voices of Children Charitable Foundation trains teachers, psychologists, social workers, and other professionals who work with children every day to better understand children who have lived through the war and to know how to help them.

We develop training programs, including programs for journalists, in-house or together with external experts, and we also provide ongoing in-school support to educators whose classrooms include students who have lived under occupation or returned from deportation. At the same time, the foundation researches why teenagers cannot seek psychological help on their own and proposes legislative changes that protect their rights. We compile international experience in supporting children during war into expert resources and share them openly, and in western Ukraine we organize camps where children and parents recover together.

Strengthening Support for the Reintegration of Returning Children

We train educators to serve as mentors in schools so that children who have returned from occupation or deportation receive timely support.

Lowering the Age of Independent Access to Psychological Support

We research why teenagers cannot seek psychological support on their own and propose changes to the law to address this.

Camp Programs and CAMP+

Psychosocial support for children and families through residential recovery camps.

Expert materials

We gather international experience in supporting children during war and publish in-depth expert articles.

Advocating for Children's Voices

We initiate legislative changes that protect children's rights. The foundation is also developing advocacy through art.

Training Programs

We run courses for journalists and civil society professionals and share the training programs we have developed.