Elena Zelenskaya along with the Foundation team visited the "Vowel Camp" for children affected by the war

In the camp, children from the families of the military, from families who have left their home, as well as those who live in frontier or de -industrial territories. The president's wife, together with the children, participated in a creative master class, psychological class in a game format and communicated with a team of psychologists. “Losses, forced adulthood, constant stress - unfortunately, all this has become part of the childhood of many Ukrainian children.

That is why psychosocial support is one of the main directions developed by the Foundation, ”the First Lady said. "Vowel Camp" is part of the systematic work of the Foundation on the psychosocial support of young Ukrainians. In two years, nearly 500 children have visited the camps.

"Within the direction of psychosocial support, we implement such initiatives in the Foundation and strive for them to become accessible as many children who need it as possible," said the Foundation Director Nina Gorbachev. Tina Karol - People's Artist of Ukraine and the founder of Tina Karol's Charitable Foundation, also visited Kampa, who has been supporting children who have been in difficult life circumstances for over 11 years.

The Olympic Greco-Roman Wrestling Champion Jean Beleniuk, who also supported the initiative and held the day with the children, also joined the meeting. "Our camps are intended to give children an internal resource to overcome the consequences of war, to support their needs and to increase stress resistance in difficult conditions," - said the co -founder of the Foundation "Voices of Children" Elena Razvadovskaya.

Camp organization has become possible due to the financial support of the international partner - The Swedish Postcode Lottery Foundation. “Generations of Ukrainian children and young people are growing in the shadow of war, faced with the impaired life, loss of loved ones and deep psychological injuries. Their need to maintain mental health is especially important today.