Children who suffered from Russian aggression got a unique opportunity to learn English under a program at Save Ukraine centers.

Tetiana and her family experienced the beginning of a full-scale invasion in Kherson. Every day felt like their last due to constant bombings.

At the beginning of April, 12-year-old Mariika from Gostomel found herself almost in the epicenter of the sandstorm that covered the Kyiv region that day.

Like many Ukrainians from the south of the country, the Kostenko family worked on their land.

The Save Ukraine team has returned five children from the occupied territory of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions to Ukraine.

Last week, one of the Save Ukraine centers welcomed important guests who care about the fate of Ukraine.

Psychologists at our Hope and Healing Centers conduct group meetings using ‘Self-help +’ techniques.

In classes, our psychologists explain in simple language what stress is, how it affects our well-being, and how to respond to stressful events.

The Save Ukraine team has returned six more Ukrainian children and their families from the Russian occupation.