Here we help young people from occupied territories restore their documents, master everyday skills, and adapt to independent living.

All of them are currently staying in our Hope and Healing Centers, where they receive psychological support, help with documents, housing, and care.

Sometimes, the most important things about our work are told not by numbers, but by the words of the people who have found safety and support here.

For over a month, Yarynka and her mother waited for permission to leave, giving up their last savings for a chance at safety.

The Save Ukraine center recently welcomed its first visit from the Special Envoy of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe on Ukrainian Children

All of them are safe in our centers, receiving psychological help, legal assistance, support with documents, and secure housing.

When 11-year-old Sofia first entered our psychologist Dariia’s office, it felt as though she had brought the war with her.

All those rescued are safe in our centers, receiving psychological help, legal assistance, support with documents, and secure housing.

Six military vehicles surrounded the house. Armed men shouted at the children: “Hands up!” Behind the wall, their mother was being tortured.