deportation

This weekend, another family was reunited after more than two years of separation. Thanks to the joint efforts of the Ukrainian Child Rights Network, the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, Helping to Leave, and the NGO Pluriton, a mother and son were evacuated from the temporarily occupied Luhansk region.
The younger daughter, who lives in Kharkiv region, asked for help.
Since yesterday, the family has been in Ukraine,...

Children returned by the UMDPL from deportation and/or occupation became participants of the psychological intensive educational and rehabilitation camp Gen.Camp.

The main goal of the 10-day intensive is to stabilize the emotional state of children, teach them self-regulation techniques and mastery of various manifestations of traumatic reactions, as well as screening of the main problems for the further development of qualified and effective protocols...

The Ukrainian Child Rights Network together with the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine helped to evacuate two young children with their mother from the occupied Kherson region.

The children's grandmother announced her desire to leave the occupation.
She contacted the hotline of the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine.
She said that her daughter and her children aged 3 and 5...

We welcome home 6-year-old Maksym and 12-year-old Mykyta.

At the time of the full-scale invasion, both boys were staying with their grandparents - Maksym in Zaporizhzhia region, Mykyta in Luhansk region.
Both villages quickly came under occupation.

Maksym's father is defending Ukraine in the Armed Forces, so it was dangerous to go after his son.

Mykyta's grandmother tried to take her grandson out on her own, but this attempt failed, and the occupiers did...

Ukrainian Child Rights Network today returned 16-year-old Svyatoslav from Russian deportation within the framework of the project "The Way Home" project..
Це складне повернення відбулося завдяки співпраці з Мінреінтеграції, польськими дипломатами та консулом України у Любліні.

16-year-old Sviatoslav has no parents.
They were replaced by his older brother, who joined the army when the full-scale war began.
At that time, the boy lived...

Denis*, an 11-year-old resident of Mariupol, has not seen his mother since the beginning of the large-scale invasion.
For two long years, the woman has been looking for a way to bring her son to the government-controlled territory.
She succeeded thanks to the efforts of the Ukrainian Child Rights Network and the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine.

Denis's mother is a military servicewoman who defends our homeland with...