
Save Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine
About
Founded in 2014, Save Ukraine is a charity based in Kyiv, Ukraine working on children & youth, humanitarian aid & disaster relief, refugees & migration +1 more.
Save Ukraine is a charitable organisation founded in 2014 that coordinates organisations, volunteers, businesses and individuals to help people affected by war in Ukraine, with a special focus on children. Its work includes rescuing Ukrainian children taken from occupied areas and returning them to their families, evacuation and shelter, emergency humanitarian aid, and mental health and family support services for displaced people. The organisation is headquartered in Kyiv and states that it works neutrally, providing aid based on need. It accepts donations from individuals and reports that it is tax-deductible for US donors.
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Child Protect and Restore Program
Children & Youth · Ukraine
Rescues abducted or occupied Ukrainian children and restores them to their families.
Early Intervention program
Children & Youth · Ukraine
Supports children with developmental needs and trains caregivers in families of children with developmental disabilities.
Hope and Healing Centres
Mental health · Ukraine
Provides temporary housing, food, mental health recovery and family services to people affected by war.
Confident Step Program
Children & Youth · Ukraine
Runs support activities for children and families in Irpin.
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