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What Happens to Ukrainian Children After Returning from Russian Occupation: A Voices of Children Analytical Study

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What Happens to Ukrainian Children After Returning from Russian Occupation: A Voices of Children Analytical Study

Nearly 600,000 children living in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine attend schools that have been fully converted to the Russian education system (according to the Centre for Civic Education “Almenda”). Overall, as of October 2024, around 1.6 million Ukrainian children aged 0–18 remained in temporarily occupied territories. The Voices of Children Foundation conducted the analytical study “Returning Childhood: Psychological Support for Children on Their Path to Reintegration” to better understand what families face after returning from Russian occupation.

Princess Anne Meets Children Returned from Deportation and the Voices of Children Team in Kyiv

Princess Anne Meets Children Returned from Deportation and the Voices of Children Team in Kyiv

Olena Rozvadovska, co-founder and Chair of the Board of Voices of Children, and the Foundation’s psychologist Nataliia Sosnovenko, took part in a meeting with Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, sister of King Charles III.

The Deportation of Minors and the Work of the Voices of Children Foundation Were Highlighted at the UN General Assembly

The Deportation of Minors and the Work of the Voices of Children Foundation Were Highlighted at the UN General Assembly

President of Finland Alexander Stubb addressed the UN General Assembly, where he spoke about his meeting with the Voices of Children Foundation co-founders in Kyiv and about our work in supporting children. His speech was heard by dozens of heads of state and government from around the world during the 80th session of the General Assembly in New York.

COPECARD as a Tool of Support at the Voices of Children Foundation

COPECARD as a Tool of Support at the Voices of Children Foundation

The war has upended the lives of millions of children and adults in Ukraine. Air raid sirens, the sound of explosions, the need to react instantly to danger—all of this requires new self-soothing and emotional stabilization skills. In 2024–2025, our regional centers across Ukraine received COPECARDs.

Teenagers in the Focus of War: Olena Rozvadovska on Child Recruitment, Language Conflicts, Patriotism, and Choosing the Future

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Teenagers in the Focus of War: Olena Rozvadovska on Child Recruitment, Language Conflicts, Patriotism, and Choosing the Future

According to the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), one in five Ukrainians recruited by Russian intelligence services is underage. The enemy is actively targeting children through social media, exploiting their trust and lack of life experience. But the problem runs much deeper: amid the war, Ukrainian teenagers are forced to shape their national identity while facing language conflicts, performative patriotism at school, and constant manipulation from the aggressor.

Voices of Children, SkyUp Airlines, and Kochut Launch a Charity Fundraiser to Support Children Living in Frontline Areas

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Voices of Children, SkyUp Airlines, and Kochut Launch a Charity Fundraiser to Support Children Living in Frontline Areas

The Voices of Children Foundation, in cooperation with SkyUp Airlines and the Kochut jewelry house, announces the launch of a charity fundraiser aiming to raise ₴500,000. All proceeds will go toward providing essential psychological support for children from frontline regions of Ukraine who have endured the traumatic experiences of the war.

A Year-Long Project in the Mykolaiv Region: Over a Thousand People Received Assistance with the Support of ERIKS

A Year-Long Project in the Mykolaiv Region: Over a Thousand People Received Assistance with the Support of ERIKS

The Voices of Children Charitable Foundation has completed a year-long project in the Mykolaiv region with the support of ERIKS Development Partner. During this time, the Foundation’s psychologists provided assistance to 773 children and 380 adults.

Suspilne and Voices of Children Launch Fundraiser to Provide Psychological Support for Children Affected by the War

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Suspilne and Voices of Children Launch Fundraiser to Provide Psychological Support for Children Affected by the War

Suspilne Ukraine, in partnership with the Voices of Children Charitable Foundation, has launched a fundraising campaign to provide psychological support for Ukrainian children affected by the war, as part of Ukraine’s National Selection for Junior Eurovision 2025.

The Voices of Children Foundation Joins UN Statement on Systemic Violations of Children’s Rights in Occupied Territories

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The Voices of Children Foundation Joins UN Statement on Systemic Violations of Children’s Rights in Occupied Territories

For the past several years, we have been documenting the consequences of Russian occupation for children and families. Forced deportation of Ukrainian children, colonization of occupied territories by Russian citizens, destruction and appropriation of cultural heritage, prohibition of Ukrainian education, militarization and political indoctrination of children, seizure of private property in occupied Crimea—these are not isolated incidents but a deliberate policy of the Russian Federation.

A Summer of Creativity and New Discoveries: How Children in Our Centers Spent June and July of 2025

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A Summer of Creativity and New Discoveries: How Children in Our Centers Spent June and July of 2025

During the summer months, the regional centers of the Voices of Children Foundation hosted many events. We wrapped up long group cycles and launched new ones, and also built partnerships to ensure that children and parents had professional support, a safe space, and a community.

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