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Care in Action's new project in Kovel has already supported 58 particularly vulnerable children displaced within Ukraine since its launch in February 2026, providing therapeutic care, educational support, and practical help to rebuild their lives.

Forced to flee the war in the Donetsk region, Natalia and her two daughters are rebuilding their lives in western Ukraine. Discover how therapeutic care, education, and practical support are helping the family regain trust and hope for the future.

Children who have experienced neglect, loss, or separation from their biological parents need caregivers who support them throughout their journey. For foster and adoptive parents to fill this important role, they also need support. That is why we aim to raise €556 to continue the therapist-led peer support groups for carers in the Dnipro region.

The Connect and Grow project helped 189 young people in Ukraine build safer, more stable futures. Many participants face serious challenges. But with education, guidance and support, we can create opportunities for decent work and hope for the future - as Oksana's story shows.

In 2025 we reached 1,997 children as part of a three-year project funded by the Hasso Plattner Foundation (2025–2027). In this summary we share key results, and a few examples of how this is helping children and families to rebuild for the future.

In Malawi, our work continues to change lives through education. Our main focus is on sponsoring 46 students and supporting 2 community projects. Although our activities in Malawi account for less than 10% of Care in Action’s overall work, our support makes a significant difference in one of the world’s poorest countries.

Five students entered university with our support! Even one year of regular tutoring can change a young person’s path, by helping them to pass exams and gain a place in higher education. The children we help have had challenges, like joining a foster family or being displaced. But that doesn’t limit their potential...

When war forced Natalia and her three children to flee their home, they faced fear and uncertainty alone. At our Creative Hub in Lviv, they discovered safety, encouragement, and the strength to begin again. Read how your support has helped this family rebuild their lives with hope.

The Together Program has launched three new projects since May 2025: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Drama Lessons and "The World of Professions". The program reaches children in care and in difficult circumstances. In wartime Ukraine 44% of children are having difficulty concentrating, easily getting upset or feeling lonely. Our activities are not just educational or therapeutic — they are a space where children feel care and build resilience.