Families living in Save Ukraine’s Hope and Healing Centers, as well as in modular housing for displaced families in Irpin and Hatne (Kyiv region), now have reliable access to safe drinking water.

These children endured years of intimidation and attempts to erase their national identity, but today, they are finally safe.

Last week, the Save Ukraine Center welcomed members of a Latvian delegation. During the visit, our guests learned firsthand how rescue operations are carried out and heard the stories of children who survived occupation, forced displacement, and the loss of their homes.

The children at Save Ukraine’s Community Center in Zaporizhzhia recently received a wave of special gifts, thanks to our partners at Kolo Nordic.

Last week, Save Ukraine welcomed representatives of the U.S. State Department to our Hope and Healing Center in Irpin.

In response, World Central Kitchen now provides 300 hot meals daily to Save Ukraine beneficiaries across our Hope and Recovery Centers and our Points of Resilience.

These children endured years of intimidation and attempts to erase their national identity, but today, they are finally safe.

Thanks to Save Ukraine, more than 1,000 children have already been rescued from occupation. But thousands are still waiting to be saved.

In 2025, 226 children and 211 adults received professional support from our Early Intervention team.