Children of war
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How Ukrainian students can get into Harvard: advice from an expert
RBC-Ukraine tells how this can be done to an applicant from Ukraine Innola Novikova, doctor of economics, professor, vice-rector of…
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A travel book. Cities”: New books about Ukrainian cities appeared in Ukrzaliznytsia trains
Ukrzaliznytsia” expanded the “Travel Book” project. Cities”, adding new books about heroic Ukrainian cities to it. Now young passengers and…
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A child whose parents had not seen him for 2 years was returned to Ukraine
Thanks to the joint efforts of the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine and the public…
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Money instead of a “baby package”: in 2024, the payment increased to UAH 7,689,000
In Ukraine, the implementation of the “baby package” monetization project is underway. Instead of a box of essentials for babies,…
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New rules for issuing foreign passports for orphans and children deprived of parental care: what do you need to know?
In Ukraine, the issuance of foreign passports for orphans and children deprived of parental care who are abroad has been…
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The impact of war on the psyche and consciousness of children
In today’s realities, it is very important to understand that we need to pay a lot of attention to the…
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The authorities of Estonia have adopted a law that allows children of Ukrainian refugees who have left the country to be expelled from institutions
The authorities of Estonia have adopted a law that allows the expulsion of children of Ukrainian refugees who have left…
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Adoption of a child during the war: algorithm of actions
April 10 on the website Government portal information containing an algorithm of actions regarding the adoption of a child has…
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An exciting story of resilience: 8-year-old Romchyk from Vinnytsia will be the hero of a London film
Filming of the short film “Romchik. Don’t burn dreams” has started in London, which tells the incredible story of eight-year-old…
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Children of Ukrainian refugees are required to attend schools in Poland
This news, what made public Deputy Minister of Education of Poland, Joanna Mucha, caused a significant public outcry and singled…
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