Supervisory Board
The Supervisory Board brings together people who share the foundation's values and help the team stay accountable and transparent. Board members shape strategy, oversee how funds are used, and maintain the connection between the foundation, its partners, and the wider community. Through their experience they strengthen the team's work and safeguard the foundation's core purpose: supporting children who have lived through war.
Supervisory Board
Iryna Suslova
Human Rights Defender, Representative of the Children’s Rights Commissioner
Iryna’s lifelong priority is the protection of human rights and children’s rights. She firmly believes that children are not “future adults,” but human beings with equal rights here and now. Her credo is: “It doesn’t matter who has the power — what matters is who has the truth.” In her work, she follows the principle that there are no better or worse people — everyone is equal before the law and society. Throughout her career, Iryna has actively advanced initiatives aimed at protecting children, developing family-based care, and combating discrimination. Her work includes cooperation with international organizations, advocating for the rights of deported children, and creating a safe environment for every child.
Hanna Hopko
A civic leader, politician, and advocacy and security expert. Mother of her daughter Sofiia.
One of the leaders of the Revolution of Dignity, a Member of the Parliament of Ukraine, and Chair of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Foreign Affairs in the 8th convocation. She is the Chair of the Board of the National Interests Advocacy Network ANTS and a co-founder of the International Center for Ukrainian Victory. She holds a PhD in Social Communications. Hanna works on issues of Russian expansionism, hybrid warfare, and international advocacy for Ukraine’s interests. She speaks at leading security forums around the world, is a member of the Munich Young Leaders program of the Munich Security Conference, and serves on the International Advisory Council of the Warsaw Security Forum.
Oleksandra Matviichuk
Human rights defender and Head of the Center for Civil Liberties, which was awarded with the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022
After the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Oleksandra launched the Tribunal for Putin initiative to document international crimes across all regions of Ukraine, including the occupied territories. Matviichuk is the author of numerous reports submitted to UN bodies, the Council of Europe, the European Union, the OSCE, and the International Criminal Court. In 2022, she received the Nobel Peace Prize for the work of the Center for Civil Liberties, the Sakharov Prize from the European Parliament, and the Right Livelihood Award. The Financial Times named her one of the 25 most influential women in the world. In 2025, Matviichuk received the prestigious Dutch Auschwitz Award.
Eugenia Mazurenko
Expert in philanthropy and nonprofit development
She leads the international Global Fellows in Courage program in partnership with Brown University (USA) and is a co-founder of the Philanthropy in Ukraine platform. Until 2023, she headed the Zagoriy Foundation in Ukraine, where she worked to strengthen the culture of charity and reinforce the ecosystem of the nonprofit sector. Eugenia is committed to helping Ukrainian civil society organizations become stronger, and to making philanthropy more systemic and impactful.
Natalia Telenkova
Head of the Committee on Corporate Responsibility at EY Ukraine
Since 2004, I have led the company’s charitable, educational, and environmental projects. I developed and implemented several educational initiatives aimed at supporting young people from vulnerable groups. Children should have the best conditions for growth and for discovering their full potential — regardless of circumstances. I invest significant personal effort and work with volunteer colleagues to help create opportunities for the development of children and teenagers who need support. I follow the work of the Voices of Children Foundation with great admiration, and I would be glad to share my experience as a member of the Supervisory Board.
Olena Maltseva
KMBS professor, Executive MBA director, candidate of economic sciences
Author of Ukraine's first School of Total Marketing at kmbs. Co-author of Ukraine's first School of Brand Management, School of Effective Marketing, and School of Restaurant Management. Twenty years of management experience as marketing director, development director, and CEO in the fields of business education, business publishing, manufacturing, and FMCG. Twenty-five years of experience teaching marketing courses in MBA programs, as well as in numerous open and corporate programs.
Dmytro Kovalchuk
Co-owner of Alterra Group
In 2023, Dmytro Kovalchuk completed the Presidents' MBA programme at the Kyiv-Mohyla Business School (kmbs). He is the co-founder and CEO of Alterra Group, responsible for strategy, finance and development of the company. Alterra Group develops industrial parks, logistics centres and business hubs, including the PORT (Lviv), PALO ALTO (Kyiv), PROSTIR, JOULE and FORMATSIA.LVIV projects. Among its achievements are the launch of Ukraine's first inclusive warehouse and the creation of modern logistics spaces with a focus on innovation and sustainable development. In 2024, the company received the Family Business Award and Ukraine Building Awards.