news
slide

Eurochild member from Ukraine Voices of Children runs support camps for children with trauma

This psychosocial support programme is organised by the “Voices of Children” Charitable Foundation and funded by the “Olena Zelenska Foundation”.

Voices of Children and the Olena Zelenska Foundation continue their partnership to support children. The first of two autumn sessions has just begun. The inspiring outcomes of the summer programme motivated the two organisations to extend their cooperation. During this autumn camp, held near Uzhhorod, 90 children will spend 14 days of engaging activities designed for relaxation, creativity, and emotional support for children ages 9-14 from de-occupied and frontline areas.

"We learn the background of every child who comes to us and tailor each session’s program to the children’s needs. By the end of their stay at the Camp, the children have tools to cope with stressful situations in the future. We hope they will not face such situations, but during the war, we must be prepared for anything" explained Olena Rozvadovska, co-founder of Voices.

Read some of the personal stories told by the children attending the sessions:

  • 12-year-old Viktoriia and her family left the Bakhmut area for the safer city of Kryvyi Rih. However, she has already found herself near the epicentre of heavy bombardments of the city several times.
  • 16-year-old Kseniia barely escaped before the capture of Izium and now lives with daily air raid alerts in Kharkiv. Meanwhile, her father has been fighting in the war since 2014.
  • 16-year-old Valerii deeply misses his home, which he had to leave (in the Luhansk region). He is still processing the difficult and dangerous journey leaving the militarily occupied territory.

For further information on the project, watch the video below:




Related News/Events

slide
20 May 2026

Bring Ukraine’s children home - justice, protection and accountability now

Eurochild members and Ukrainian civil society organisations call for urgent international action to return deported Ukrainian children, ensure accountability for war crimes, and support every child’s safe reintegration. Tens of…
read more
slide
16 April 2026

Podcast | How to talk about war with children

In this 10th episode of the Eurochild podcast, we explore the importance of choosing the right words when discussing sensitive topics such as conflict and violence. Drawing connections between the…
read more
slide
16 March 2026

When war takes a parent: supporting the Ukrainian children left behind

Thousands of children in Ukraine have lost their mother or father since Russia’s full-scale invasion. Behind every number is a child trying to make sense of a world that has…
read more