The Save Ukraine team highlighted the large-scale abduction of Ukrainian children, Russia’s attempts to erase their identity, and the systematic militarization of minors on Russian territory.

Early Intervention combines medical, psychological, social, and educational support. And the transdisciplinary model strengthens the family’s overall quality of life and increases a child’s chances of successful socialization.

Imagine being a teenage boy shaken awake by masked soldiers demanding you unlock your phone — while the barrel of a rifle is pointed at your face.

For children who have lived through occupation or constant air raids, darkness can easily become a psychological trigger.

Russia has developed a new document it formally labels as “methodological guidelines for preventing extremism among children and youth.”

Vitalina was only 15 when her life split into a “before” and “after.” Rubizhne was burning under relentless shelling.

She lived in a small coastal city in southern Ukraine.

Earlier this month, specialists from Save Ukraine’s Community Centers took part in a Positive Parenting training.

Evacuating people from active combat zones is never routine — it is a race against time. Our team never knows whether the road will still be passable, whether shelling will intensify, or whether they will be able to bring everyone out alive. And yet, they go — every single day.