This year, our Hope and Healing Center in Hatne became a home for many families who endured war, occupation, and deportation. Thanks to the support of the German Federal Foreign Office, we provided children and their parents with safety, warmth, and a chance to rebuild their lives.

📍 310 families found refuge.
📍 477 children received assistance.
📍 60% of residents are successfully employed.

All of them received support from a qualified team guiding them through every step of rehabilitation.

Among those we helped:

👉 Kyrylo, 16. He survived occupation, shelling, and the Kakhovka dam explosion. His family evacuated to Hatne, where he resumed his studies, and his mother now helps other families as a case manager.

👉 Ivan, 15. He left Kostyantynivka, where constant shelling and a lack of essentials complicated his battle with cancer. At the center, he received medical care, resumed guitar lessons, made friends, and regained hope.

👉 Denys, 9. After surviving flooding from the Kakhovka dam explosion, his family sought safety in Hatne. Denys adapted, made friends, and now participates in classes and performances, dreaming of a brighter future.

What Makes This Project Unique?

✅ Smart apartments for families.
✅ Psychological support.
✅ Educational programs and playrooms.
✅ Workshops and employment assistance.

Thank you to the German Federal Foreign Office for making the Comprehensive Psychological and Social Assistance for Ukrainian Children Returned from Russian Deportation project at the Hope and Healing Center possible.

Together, we are building the future! 💛💙