Tasha introduced our wards to the fairy-tale hero of her book — the spirit of the Irpin forest.

Psychological rehabilitation is the path to recovery for thousands of war victims. Our team of psychologists is just beginning this crucial mission.

On March 23, there was an exciting charity event for 32 internally displaced persons who settled in Podgorodtsi village.

We recently introduced group art therapy classes for Save Ukraine employees, and they have become a great source of recovery and inspiration!

In our “Hope and Healing” center in Gatne, children had a unique opportunity to express their feelings through food art.

When Andriy got to our Community center, he was anxious and wary.

Thanks to Yevhen, the children from our “Hope and Healing” centers visited the restaurant for a dumpling cooking masterclass with chef Illia.

Before the war, Mrs. Maria lived peacefully in the village, grew vegetables, and raised four sons and a daughter.

The Save Ukraine team recently returned the 17-year-old boy to Ukraine. Mykyta was illegally and forcibly transferred from occupied Kherson to Russia.