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Children of Heroes Foundation
Children of Heroes Foundation provides long-term support to children of Ukrainian soldiers killed or seriously wounded in the war — funding education, psychological care, and material assistance for bereaved families.
This charity is listed under Children , where you can compare similar Ukrainian charities and donate through official links.
About Children of Heroes Foundation
Children of Heroes Foundation (Діти Героїв) was established to address a long-term humanitarian need that emergency relief funds do not cover: the sustained welfare of children whose parents were killed or left severely disabled defending Ukraine. These children face not only grief but the material consequences of losing a primary breadwinner.
The foundation provides structured support across multiple dimensions: educational scholarships, psychological counselling, summer camps for children to connect with peers in similar situations, and direct material assistance to families navigating financial hardship after loss.
The foundation’s name and English-language presence indicate an orientation toward international donors who wish to support the families of fallen defenders. Donations fund programme delivery and operational support for the foundation’s casework with bereaved families.
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