In Melitopol, under Russian occupation, the Korniyevski family’s home was frequently searched.

Speaking before the U.S. Helsinki Commission at open hearings on Russia’s abduction of Ukrainian children.

For instance, in the NG| Kids Day Center in Kharkiv, there’s a strong focus on art therapy.

The Ibliyev family from Donetsk region has twice lost their place under the sun due to the war.

A part of our team, along with five Ukrainian children we brought back to Ukraine, are now in the United States on a vital mission.

Last year, we assisted Rostik in returning from the occupied Crimea, and now he is celebrating his 18th birthday.

Our center in Irpin, which supports people with limited mobility, hosted a special day on the last Saturday.

Last week, volunteers at ACET, along with the teenagers at our Hope and Healing Center, explored answers to some vital questions

Ukrainian children, even when trapped by the enemy, continue to dream of coming back home. And they do come back.