This year, our friends at the Stand with Ukraine Foundation — volunteers from Poland who support Ukrainians every day with humanitarian aid, programs for displaced families — are helping St. Nicholas.

Rotary Sure Start is a support center for pregnant women, young mothers, and children from birth to four years old.

Our Early Intervention team in Irpin works with children from birth to four years old, helping families recognize early developmental differences and gently address them.

During his visit to the U.S., the founder and head of Save Ukraine, Mykola Kuleba, had an important meeting in Dallas with the Ukrainian community and local humanitarian organizations.

Russia is not only waging war against Ukraine — it is also shaping a new generation raised on propaganda and falsified history.

The Save Ukraine team highlighted the large-scale abduction of Ukrainian children, Russia’s attempts to erase their identity, and the systematic militarization of minors on Russian territory.

Early Intervention combines medical, psychological, social, and educational support. And the transdisciplinary model strengthens the family’s overall quality of life and increases a child’s chances of successful socialization.

Imagine being a teenage boy shaken awake by masked soldiers demanding you unlock your phone — while the barrel of a rifle is pointed at your face.

For children who have lived through occupation or constant air raids, darkness can easily become a psychological trigger.