The Fedorchenko family, with four children, endured over a year and a half of occupation in Kherson region.

Once again, Ukrainian teenagers embark on an incredible journey across Ukraine as part of the ‘Iron Squad’ project!

In two years of intense war, Ukrainians have embraced the language of hope.

At the Art Therapy Center, we’ve created a place for self-discovery where not only kids but also adults come together

Volodymyr shares his story about a shell that created a crater in his yard and how he found himself again.

Olena and Denys from Lysychansk lost their home due to a Russian missile, and within four months, they also lost their father.

It’s well-known that children interacting with animals positively affect their mental well-being and physical health.

At our Art Therapy Center, we believe that every child deserves the enchantment of creativity, particularly after overcoming challenges.

Valentyna is a 78-year-old grandmother from eastern Ukraine who was looking after her five grandchildren when the war broke out.