They met with families rescued from occupation by our team through the Bring Kids Back UA initiative.

Ukraine’s children must remain at the center of our prayers and our actions.

At Save Ukraine, we work with children who have endured the trauma of war, displacement, and separation from loved ones.

In frontline and occupied areas, elderly people endure challenges that go far beyond material loss.

For children, displacement is not only about losing safety — it means losing friendships, language, and identity.

Last week, the Save Ukraine team rescued 16 Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territory.

We are the first in Ukraine to be certified by the International Agency for Professional Qualifications as Early Intervention Specialists!

People from occupied territories are forced to abandon their property, leave their homes and fields, and protect their children from forced Russification.

Last month, Mykola Kuleba exposed a shocking tool used by Russia: an online database of stolen Ukrainian children.