More than 2,800 children and parents received support: Voices of Children November report

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The Foundation's team

The Voices of Children Charitable Foundation continues to help families with children throughout Ukraine, providing them with humanitarian, psychological, rehabilitation and advocacy support.

So, as of November 2022, the organization has:

50 professionals in the team;
64 psychologists;
670 volunteers who responded from all over the world;
9 locations in Kyiv, Lviv, Truskavets, Chernivtsi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Berehove, Kryvyi Rih, Kharkiv and Vysokyi, where our psychologists are constantly working;
4 mobile teams of psychological assistance in the Kyiv and Mykolaiv regions;
more than 2,800 children and parents to whom the foundation provided help and support.

2 million 668 thousand hryvnias were spent on psychological support this month.

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