Child Protection Ukraine Project #76178

Build a Childhood Rehabilitation Center in Ukraine

by NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION 'CHARITABLE FUND 'VOICES OF CHILDREN''

Summary

Millions of Ukrainian children are growing up under the constant stress of war, displacement, loss, and uncertainty. This project will help build and sustain a Childhood Rehabilitation Center in Ukraine, providing long-term psychological support, trauma-informed therapy, family counseling, creative recovery programs, and safe healing spaces for children and parents affected by war. Located near Kyiv, the center will serve more than 2,000 children and caregivers annually through individual therap

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Challenge

Millions of children in Ukraine have spent years living through war, displacement, loss, and constant insecurity. Many now face anxiety, depression, panic attacks, sleep disturbances, and long-term trauma that cannot be addressed through short-term aid alone. Parents and caregivers are also experiencing chronic stress and emotional exhaustion, while access to specialized long-term psychological rehabilitation for children remains limited across Ukraine.

Solution

This project will help establish and sustain a Childhood Rehabilitation Center in Ukraine focused on the long-term psychological recovery of children and families affected by war. The center will provide trauma-informed therapy, family counseling, creative rehabilitation programs, and safe healing spaces designed to restore emotional stability and resilience. The Center will also train psychologists, educators, and child-focused specialists across Ukraine to strengthen trauma-informed support.

Long-Term Impact

The Childhood Rehabilitation Center will support more than 2,000 children and caregivers annually, helping families recover from the long-term psychological effects of war and reducing the risk of lasting trauma-related disorders. Beyond direct rehabilitation, the center will strengthen Ukraine's mental health infrastructure by developing sustainable systems of trauma-informed care and serving as a prototype for future rehabilitation centers across the country.