Campaigns

Our lives have changed rapidly in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic and the full-scale invasion of the russian federation have established the status of the cyberspace in Ukraine as not only a source of entertainment, but also the main place where communication and learning take place.

Thanks to the support of the European Union, we have gathered key stakeholders in the area of children's safety in the cyberspace — juvenile police, cyber police, educators, NGOs, and children themselves - who have been working on solutions in their field for three years. Here we share the results of our work.

Duration: November - December 2012 

The aim of the campaign is to protect children up to 3 years old from the violence by means of popularization of responsible parenthood and non-violent ways of upbringing.

Duration: November - December 2011.

Campaign is directed to parents and specialists working with children and it was aimed at raising the general awareness about the issue of sexual abuse of children, discovery of abuse cases, their prevention and giving help to children which became victims of the abuse.

Duration: 2009 

Aim: to prevent physical  punishment of children from the violence by means of popularization of non-violent ways of upbringing.

Duration: November 2008 - June 2009 

Aim of the campaign is community involvement in activities aimed at overcoming the problem of child abuse.

Duration: November 2006 - June 2007

Campaign is aimed at mobilizing resources of Ukrainian society to create opportunities for orphans and children without parental care to grow and to be brought up in a family environment.

Duration: June 1, 2006

More than 600 children came from Chervonyi Hutir, Zhytomyr, Fastiv, Pereiaslav-Khmelnytsky had an opportunity visit the musical and receive stationary set as a gift.

Duration: 2006

The aim of the event is to raise funds among the Ukrainian community to meet the needs of orphans and children without parental care, who are brought up in state care institutions.