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Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

© PEXELS/ Derek French

Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

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Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

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Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

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Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

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Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

© PEXELS/ Алесь Усцінау

Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

© PEXELS/ Derek French

Zavtra Project

Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

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Why is your donation important?

Collecting donations for such a fund plays a key role in providing continuous and effective assistance to children in need of psychological support, and allows the fund to implement its programs and initiatives.

1,5M

Children need psychological help

*UNICEF

19,546

Children are deported by Russia

*The Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights

2,227

Children disappeared

*National Police of Ukraine

1,319

Children are wounded

*Prosecutor General's office of Ukraine

546

Children died in Ukraine as a result of Russian aggression

*Prosecutor General's office of Ukraine

  • Donated:

$ 1,625

  • global

    Distributed:

$ 1,600

  • Operational expenditures:

$ 25

Projects

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    Mariupol State University Library

    The Russian army captured Mariupol in May 2022. According to the UN, 90% of the city's hospitals were destroyed, as well as 90% of the buildings. All Mariupol State University buildings were destroyed entirely along with the library. Zavtra Project partnered with MSU to replace the books that were lost due to Russian aggression.

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    Volunteer Center “Berehove”

    The Center has a proven record of providing internally displaced people with psychological help. The majority of them are children. Also, the Center has launched and regularly supports several programs and projects, adding seasonal activities in response to demand.

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    Zavtra Project: Rebuilding Lives for Children Affected by Russian Aggression

    Our mission is to provide support and opportunities for children who have been profoundly impacted by the horrors of Russian aggression. We are dedicated to helping these young survivors overcome adversity, reclaim their childhoods, and build brighter futures.

Our Partners

Partners play a key role in the successful implementation of the project on psychological support for children in Ukraine. Their active participation, support and cooperation not only strengthen our ability to help children facing difficulties, but also provide access to a variety of resources and knowledge.

News

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    Partnering with Classic Private University

    The cooperative partnership between Zavtra Project and Classic Private University was established for the purpose of providing free psychological services to Ukrainian children traumatized by Russian aggression.

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    Advisory Board

    We are happy to announce that Oleksandra Matviichuk, the Peace Noble Prize 2022 laureate and head of the Center for Civil Liberties, has joined the Advisory Board at the Zavtra Project.
    Ms. Matviichuk is a human rights defender who works on issues in Ukraine and the OSCE region.

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    Hello everyone!

    Every day since February 24, 2022, Ukrainian kids have faced a gruesome reality: Russia's unprovoked and genocidal war against their country. They live in constant stress and fear — something no child should ever experience!