These children endured threats, pressure, and forced indoctrination, but today, they are safe.

At Save Ukraine’s center in Irpin, elderly people and individuals with limited mobility are currently staying after being evacuated by our team from some of the most dangerous regions. To bring them comfort and a sense of joy, we prepared something special.

These children endured threats, coercion, and relentless propaganda. Today, they are finally safe.

Winter celebrations have begun at the Save Ukraine Early Intervention Center in Irpin for children and their families. The festive season was launched with the celebration of St. Nicholas Day.

All rescued children are now at Save Ukraine’s Centers, where they receive everything needed to restore a sense of security and begin dreaming again.

Our guests met the team, saw the programs in action, and spoke with those who work directly with children every day.

On December 8, Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital hosted the premiere of a short film based on the real-life story of five-year-old Lina from the Kherson region.

All the rescued children are now staying at Save Ukraine’s Centers, where they receive everything needed to restore a sense of safety.

Austrian Ambassador Robert Müller visited the children in our care, bringing St. Nicholas Day gifts and a message of solidarity.