Faith in the Frontline City of Kherson
As another cold winter approaches Kherson, Ukrainian Children is purchasing essential supplies for people who have lost their homes and gathering Christmas gifts for children.
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Yale Lab, Ukrainian groups cast light on kidnappings by Russian forces
Yale lab, Ukrainian groups cast light on kidnappings by Russian forces by Shahrzad Rasekh, CT Mirror April 28, 2026 On the first day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Iryna Berezhna immediately went into hiding with her…
Anastasia, 94
A Life of Strength: Anastasia Andreyevna Telega, 94 In the city of Kherson, where daily life is still shaped by the dangers and hardships of war, Ukrainian Children Inc. continues to reach those who are most vulnerable. One of the people we recently helped is Anastasia Andreyevna Telega, the oldest…
Caring for Nikolai
Caring for the Caregivers: Nikolai and Valentina’s Story in Kherson In the battered neighborhoods of Kherson, survival often depends not only on resilience, but on the strength of family. For Nikolai Grigorievich Korenovsky, 71, and his wife Valentina Mikhailovna, each day is a testament to that…
Warmth to the Freezing in Kherson
A Small Heater, A Moment of Warmth In Kherson, winter is not just uncomfortable — it can be dangerous. Shelling has damaged infrastructure, electricity is unreliable, and many homes have little or no heat. For elderly residents and vulnerable families, the cold can feel overwhelming. Recently, our…
Yulia and Igor’s Struggle
A Story of Strength on Pyatikhatskaya Street In the city of Kherson, where daily life is still shaped by uncertainty and hardship, Ukrainian Children Inc. continues to stand beside families who are struggling to survive. Among them are Yulia and Igor Dzyuba, a married couple living on…
Life in Kherson
A Life of Quiet Courage in Kherson In Kherson, where daily life is still shaped by the consequences of war, many elderly residents face unimaginable hardship. Yet even in these difficult circumstances, their resilience and determination continue to inspire us. One of those people is Viktor…
Thank you from Port Elevator, Ukraine
Gratitude from the Port Elevator Distribution Point In Kherson, where daily life continues under the shadow of war, humanitarian aid remains a lifeline for many families. At the Port Elevator distribution point, one of the local women helping organize supplies recently shared her heartfelt thanks…
She Will Not Leave Her Home
Standing With Grandmother Matrona in Kherson In the city of Kherson, life has become a daily test of endurance. Shelling, damaged homes, power outages, and constant uncertainty have forced many families to flee. Yet some residents remain—often because they have nowhere else to go, or because their…
He Cannot Speak But His Mother Keeps Caring
He Cannot Speak, But His Mother Never Stops Caring Standing With Viktor: A Family’s Quiet Struggle in Kherson In the frontline city of Kherson, Ukraine, families continue to endure daily uncertainty. Shelling, power outages, and economic hardship have become part of everyday life. But for some…
Kherson EMTs: Facing the Human Safari
The documentary follows Shrek, a Ukrainian medic, and his small volunteer crew as they navigate Kherson’s streets under constant Russian FPV drone attack. Seen through Shrek’s own chest-mounted camera, the film captures the raw immediacy of their work: evacuating the wounded, retrieving the dead,…
Kyiv Under Siege
Putin marked America’s Independence Day with 550 drones and missiles launched at Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities.The terror lasted seven hours, causing significant damage and at least one death. The assault came just hours after a phone call between Presidents Putin and Trump. The air became so…
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