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Child Well-being Fund Ukraine is seeking service providers to rent a conference room and provide catering for events held as part of the project (2025-10-UCYE-UA-09) "Healing Forest: Strengthening Resilience and Improving Mental Health among Young Children in Ukraine", which is being implemented in partnership with Barnfonden with funding from the Swedish Government through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).

Play, interaction with nature, and support from trained adults — this is the proven formula of “The Healing Forest,” which enables children ages 4–7 to develop healthy strategies for coping with stress and grow to be more resilient in the face of challenges.

The “Healing Forest” methodology is based on the “Safe Place” program, developed by Israeli psychologists Ronen Berger and Muli Lahad. From 2023 to 2026, we adapted and successfully implemented it in dozens of preschools and schools across six regions of Ukraine. And this year, “Healing Forest” is entering a new phase!

Child Well-being Fund Ukraine within implementation of projects aimed at improving the mental health and developing resilience of children aged 4–7 through the implementation of the "Healing Forest" program is conducting a selection of suppliers of stationery.

Since 2006, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine has been working to enrich professionals and families with the latest knowledge and practices in order to jointly prepare children for independent life and protect them from injustice, violence and risky behavior.

As part of the implementation of projects aimed at improving the mental health and developing resilience of children aged 4–7 through the implementation of the "Healing Forest" program, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine is conducting a selection of a public event administration service provider. 

Since 2006, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine has been working to enrich professionals and families with the latest knowledge and practices in order to jointly prepare children for independent life and protect them from injustice, violence and risky behavior. As part of the implementation of projects aimed at improving the mental health and developing resilience of children aged 4–7 through the implementation of the "Healing Forest" program, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine is inviting proposals from suppliers of stationery. The procurement will be carried out for two projects.

Since 2006, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine has been working to enrich professionals and families with the latest knowledge and practices in order to jointly prepare children for independent life and protect them from injustice, violence and risky behavior. As part of the implementation of projects aimed at improving the mental health and developing resilience of children aged 4–7 through the implementation of the "Healing Forest" program, Child Well-being Fund Ukraine is conducting a selection of specialists to be involved in the projects. The projects include training trainers for the "Healing Forest" program for further training educators of preschool and primary education institutions to implement the program in working with children; supervisory, consulting, informational and methodological support for specialists; provision of informational and methodological materials; and networking events.

Child Well-beng Fund Ukraine, as part of its activities, is looking for a provider of accommodation, catering and conference hall rental services for events, including for the project (2025-10-UCYE-UA-09) "Healing Forest: Strengthening Resilience and Improving Mental Health among Young Children in Ukraine", which is being implemented in partnership with Barnfonden with funding from the Swedish Government through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).

Child Well-being Fund Ukraine in the frame of the project (2025-10-UCYE-UA-09) “Healing Forest: Program for Strengthening Psychological Resilience and Supporting Children's Mental Health in Ukraine which is implemented in partnership with Barnfonden and funded by the Government of Sweden through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), is looking for an expert(s) to conduct a baseline study for the project.

On December 10, 2024, Kyiv hosted the conference «Safe Cyberspace For Children: Creating Together», which summarises the project “Empowering Law Enforcement in Overcoming Online Violence against Children on the Internet”

More than 600 police and cyber police officers, as well as 300 educators, psychologists, social educators in Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv oblasts will be trained to carry out quality prevention and respond to cases of violence against children online.