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.

The children at the “Hope and Healing” center in Hatne recently participated in a workshop where they crafted floral hearts.

The Matiyevsky family had to leave their home under occupation because they couldn’t bear the constant pressure on their children.

Ukrainian teenagers are about to experience exciting adventures in Ukrainian cities, various learning and follow their dreams.

The importance of providing psychosocial support to families traumatized by war and forced to rebuild their lives from scratch cannot be overstated.

One family, hailing from Makiivka in the Donetsk region, endured ten years of occupation as their city was seized by Russian troops in 2014.