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02.05.2024
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We Helped 41 Thousand Children and Parents: the Report of the Foundation for 2023

In 2023, the "Voices of Children" Foundation provided humanitarian, psychological, and rehabilitation assistance to 41 thousand children and parents. Additionally, the foundation expanded its network of centers in cities across Ukraine, received many awards and accolades, launched a unique social campaign "Do You Hear What This Is About?" and much more.
I extend my gratitude to everyone who contributes to infusing childhood with vibrant colors during these challenging times. In each story of pain and trauma, let there be space for smiles and happiness. We are doing our best to achieve this,
said Olena Rozvadovska, head of the “Voices of Children” Foundation.
Read about our accomplishments for 2023 in the report.
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