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A CHILDREN'S ROOM IN A MODULAR TOWN IN BORODIANKA

In the summer of 2022, we successfully carried out a project to establish a fully equipped children's room in a modular town located in the city of Borodianka, Kyiv region. This initiative aimed to support families who lost their homes due to the war.

The room is furnished with everything necessary for children to rest and develop: a SmartTV, comfortable upholstered furniture, shelves for convenient placement of handouts, a safe and warm floor covering, books, games, puzzles, and other tools for motor skill and logic development.

Both children and their parents have embraced the children's room, joyfully visiting it even now.

CELEBRATION OF THE NEW YEAR

During the New Year holidays of 2022-2023, we organized a celebration for the children of the Heroes defending Ukraine. This event was made possible through the support of our international partners and the generous contribution of the "Darynok" shopping center as part of our charitable project called "New Year's Gift for Children of Ukraine."

At the lively event, hosts led contests offering personalized gifts for the children and curated an engaging program filled with thrilling shows featuring animators.

Gifts were also provided to families with children who have lost their homes and are living in a modular town in Irpin, Kyiv region, as well as to children registered with the Department of Children and Family Services.

EXCURSION TO THE ZOO

In December 2022, we arranged a visit to the Kyiv zoo as an offline activity for children from internally displaced families and those facing challenging circumstances. Kids from different regions of Ukraine, registered with the Department of Children and Family Services, were invited to join this outing. The event was made possible through the collaborative efforts of benefactors, our volunteers, DCFC, and social workers.

The little ones had the chance to observe the lives, behaviour and habits of various animals at the zoo. They were able to personally feed some of the animals, engage in closer interactions with them, enjoy a delicious snack, and receive gifts during the visit.

For many children, this was their first real-life encounter with exotic animals, moving beyond the pages of books.

COOPERATION WITH Department of Children and Family Services

We maintain a close partnership with the regional Department of Children and Family Services to enhance our effectiveness in assisting those who are vulnerable. Through direct communication with the service, we gain a clearer understanding of the needs and can provide humanitarian assistance to those fellow citizens who require it most urgently.
We are grateful to all the employees of the Department of Children and Family Services, who work tirelessly to provide comprehensive support for the present and the future of our children.

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