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.

Little Sasha spent his early years under occupation with his mother and two brothers.

Three more children and their families have been rescued from the temporarily occupied territories.

After a challenging evacuation from Kherson, 12-year-old Masha constantly feared that her relatives or friends who remained in the city might die or suffer irreversible injuries.

The Save Ukraine art therapists, along with residents of our “Hope and Healing” center, participated in a workshop

Save Ukraine psychologists and social workers have recently completed a training program focused on assisting children with special educational needs.

Russian soldiers harassed 15-year-old Vladyslav for not having a Russian passport.