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This Mother’s Day we’re celebrating three incredible Ukrainian mums going above and beyond to protect, love and nurture their children through the war. Meet Tina*, Lilia* and Olga*.
Author: Hugh Kapernaros
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International Women’s Day: Find out how Liudmyla Boiko, the leader of one of our Mobile Teams in Borodianka, is bravely providing a lifeline to children and families in crisis on the frontlines of the war in Ukraine.
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Two years on, we’ve supported 102,900 people impacted by war in Ukraine, including 57,900 children. This is how your donations are bringing hope back to family.
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“I was pregnant with his child. And then the next moment, he was dead. Without the Mobile Team, this would have been so much harder.” Two years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, young mum Tina shares how our Mobile Mental Health Teams are bringing strength and recovery back to family.
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“If one of us made a mistake, all of us would get beaten.” In 2019, our local partners in Nepal reunited Moti* with his family. Now, he looks back on a childhood spent locked away inside an orphanage – sharing an exclusive personal insight into the heartbreaking realities of institutionalisation.
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Andrii* was traumatised, fixated and anxious, but his mum couldn’t access any of the care he needed. Until we started to support them.
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Wendy has supported Hope and Homes for Children for 25 years. Now, her granddaughter Grace, 11, is continuing the tradition.
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20 June is World Refugee Day, and we’re sharing some need-to-know facts on the refugee crisis, how it affects children, and how we can offer them hope away from home’
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Hear Daryna’s story, from growing up in a Ukrainian orphanage to being separated from her siblings when Russia invaded, to becoming a refugee at 17 years old.
