They can once again be children: breathe freely, and feel love and care around them.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Save Ukraine has evacuated 9,293 elderly and mobility-impaired people from active combat zones and temporarily occupied territories.

Ukrainian children are taken thousands of kilometers from home and paraded in military uniforms as a showcase project for Putin.

These children were subjected to pain and threats in an attempt to break them — but without success.

Painting, sculpting, and storytelling helped children and adults process their emotions, regain a sense of control, and feel safe again.

He dreams of building airplanes and robots — and he holds on to that dream even during blackouts and air raid sirens.

Children rescued from war and occupation spent two days immersed in art therapy — led by world-renowned Danish artist Eske Touborg.

What does a child need after losing their home, friends, and familiar world? Safety. Care. Someone nearby who understands.

The Save Ukraine team has successfully rescued 17 Ukrainian children and teenagers from temporarily occupied territory.