Over 60 kg of support for families with children
Assistance continues to reach communities where families with children face difficult life circumstances.
This week, we delivered 60 kilograms of psychological support for families in Zaporizhzhia — boxed game sets that help children develop, communicate, and feel safe through play.
A charging station was also sent to Kryvyi Rih for the Family Psychological Support Center — essential equipment that enables specialists to continue their work uninterrupted, even under challenging conditions.
Such initiatives are more than just material aid — they are instruments of resilience. They help children and parents recover, reduce anxiety, and restore a sense of joy and safety.
We are grateful to our partners at Humanitarian Nova Poshta, who help ensure the continuity of assistance and support communities living close to the war zone.
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