A few days ago, another enemy missile damaged a number of civilian objects in the city.

They voiced the achievements and weaknesses of the military life of the non-state sector, planned further communication at the cluster level.

Regular classes for girl are the key to further development!

Purchased the first twenty folding beds in the bomb shelter.

Together they adopted and raised 13 children.

Наш герой прошел обследование в Запорожской детской больнице.

Our goal is to purchase 1,000 kg of meat for a temporary accommodation center for IDPs.

According to the official information of juvenile prosecutors, 391 children died and more than 764 were injured of various degrees of severity.

The funds collected by the Ukrainian community in Vietnam were used to purchase instruments for the surgical department and reagents for the laboratory.

We thank our partners for cooperation!

Timely treatment protects the girl from complications.

The life of patients diagnosed with cystic fibrosis depends on drugs and special equipment.

“This broke my heart on February 24th, and I’m going to allow it to continue breaking my heart until we see victory”

At 9 a.m. every day in Ukraine, citizens who died as a result of Russia's actions are commemorated. This time, let's remember Vitaly Tselukhina from Rubizhny, who was a parent-educator of a family-type orphanage.

The "Happy Child" Foundation continues to facilitate the evacuation of families to Zaporizhzhia and further to safe places. We need your support!

Yellow and blue ribbons, t-shirts with the inscriptions Good evening, we are from Ukraine, even bags with a stamp image of a ship - this is what the inhabitants of Zaporozhye look like today.

On February 24, the parents-educators of the family-type orphanage, Pavlo and Olena Shulga, were preparing for a trip to the Khmelnytskyi region — they were to conduct a training for 15 public organizations on the provision of social services in the field

Thanks to the support of Ukrainians living in Vietnam, two Zaporozhye children with hearing problems will be able to hear the world around them and develop fully.

'I never once thought about how we were going to feed them, or about money. I always felt it would work out,' says Barrie woman who welcomed family of 13 refugees