The importance of providing psychosocial support to families traumatized by war and forced to rebuild their lives from scratch cannot be overstated.

One family, hailing from Makiivka in the Donetsk region, endured ten years of occupation as their city was seized by Russian troops in 2014.

He shared with others the situation in the temporarily occupied territories, how Russian authorities are using various methods to kidnap Ukrainian children/

“Life is a gift!” — Under this wonderful theme, volunteers from the NGO “Acet” recently held a session with teenagers from one of our “Hope and Healing” centers in Kyiv.

70-year-old Mykola sustained shrapnel wounds and a concussion during the shelling of Avdiivka.

This is another safe space where kids can receive quality psychosocial support, heal the war trauma, catch up on their education, and prepare for independent life.

Mrs. Larisa and her two granddaughters didn’t expect such good living conditions in our modular house in Chernivtsi.

In just two days, the Bondarenko family had to leave their home, or the occupiers threatened to bomb it.

In one of the panel discussions, he gave a speech about the deportation of Ukrainian children from occupied areas to Russia