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16.09.2024
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“Children are dreaming”: A Campaign to Support Children in Wartime Conditions in Ukraine

The “Voices of Children” Charitable Foundation, in partnership with the Kyiv City Communication Center, has launched the "Children are dreaming" campaign to highlight the hopes of Ukrainian children during the war, encourage society to support children, and inspire adults.
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In honor of Children’s Day, the Foundation organized a dedicated сampaign, gathering letters and drawings from children about their dreams and visions for Ukraine’s future. This new initiative has spread through radio, social media, posters, and flyers to reach a broader audience.
The campaign features nine children from different parts of Ukraine, all of whom have been affected by the war — whether by shelling, losing their homes, or waiting for a father serving in the military. Yet, they have maintained their ability to dream and hope for a better future.
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I shared my dream, hoping that others will not lose faith in their own dreams. For example, my dream is for my loved ones to return from the front lines. It will come true when we all unite and help our army,

says 12-year-old Maryna.
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