The mother of Danylo Sychev, who was killed in Donetsk region, talks about who her son was, what he fought for, and the dream that helps her come back to life today
read moreThe best melody in the world is the voices of your children, which fill your home, say Polina and Serhiy from Obukhiv, Kyiv region
read moreIryna and Pavel live in the village of Podvirky in the suburbs of Kharkiv. They have four children: the eldest, Nazar, is 7 years old, the sisters Zlata and Arisha are 6 and 3. The youngest, Zakhar, was born already during the full-scale…
read moreTheir house burned down during the shelling of Chernihiv in March 2022. A story about a family of Ukrainians who – despite the losses, despair and pain – find the strength to live and believe in victory.
read moreA large family from Pershotravneve remained at home despite the rocket overhead and are waiting for victory
read moreNatalya from Lyubotyn has eight children: three are aged 10, 12, and 16, and the older ones have left to study and look for work.
read moreBefore the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, the couple Tetiana and Oleksandr lived in the urban-type village of Kupiansk-Vuzlovi.
read moreOlena with her husband Oleksandr and three children went through the entire occupation of Vovchansk. The border with Russia is only 5 km from the city, so it was captured on the first day of the full-scale invasion. However, the family…
read moreThe story of a family from Makariv, Kyiv region, who – despite the losses and pain – tries to find new meanings and joy in life
read more"In February 2022, we were expecting a baby. On February 18, at three in the morning, my husband took me to the maternity hospital in Kherson, where our boy was born. We stayed in the hospital because after a difficult delivery, both I and…
read moreThe demolished roof, damaged facade, broken windows, faded ceiling and walls — even a year ago, it was difficult to recognize the Savynska Music School in this building. ‘It was painful to look at this, — Viktoriia Zaritska remembers the…
read moreKateryna and her husband Oleksandr and three children miraculously did not fall under the Russian occupation. They lived in the village of Tsupivka, Kharkiv region. The border with Russia is 10 km away. Two days before the full-scale…
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