Disabled children 'dumped' in Ukrainian institutions

The BBC has been given exclusive access to an institution in western Ukraine, where disabled children from the east have been left by their carers who fled to neighbouring countries.

What should families with children who find themselves in the occupied territory do?

The occupied territories of Ukraine are close to a humanitarian catastrophe. The Happy Child Foundation is ready to help them.

Completing an Adoption Out of Wartime Ukraine

The drama surrounding the adoption of the stateless Ukrainian orphan Bridget has come to an end. The six-year-old from Zaporizhzhia has now been able to leave the country after her American adoptive parents braved the war to come get her.

We continue to support the Zaporizhzhia military hospital

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the hospital has treated about 2,000 wounded soldiers, 400 civilians and 43 children. The hospital asked for help again.

Surprisingly timely help

The Church of Saints Peter and Paul provided us with humanitarian aid, which we passed on to IDPs with children.

They fled Ukraine to protect their children. Now these mothers are returning home

219 children killed in Ukraine due to Russian aggression

Breathe freely!

Purchased oxygen concentrators for patients with cystic fibrosis.

Refugees continue to arrive at Zaporizhzhya refugee centre

Cars packed full of women, children, prized pets and hastily gathered belongings piled in every free corner, continue to arrive at the refugee centre in the south-eastern city of Zaporizhzhya.

Lisa's new life

The other day the girl underwent plastic surgery of the palate.