Life stories
"Children's laughter in shelters during bombings saved us adults from…
The beneficiary of the project "Rest of children treated in Okhmatdyt and their parents" tells her story of her journey through war, maternal care, fatigue and hope, as well as her participation in the Caritas-Spes project for children…
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«The biggest dream is that peace will come, our house will survive, and we will…
The beneficiaries of the Family to Family project, a family of internally displaced persons from Kherson region, talk about life under occupation, the difficult path to a free land, daily challenges, and hope.
read more"He is the best boy in the world. I want to raise him to be a good person.…
Oleksandr is 43 years old. He lives in Chernihiv. He was born in this city, graduated from high school and received a vocational education. Here he met his soul mate. He met his fate...
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When faith is stronger than circumstances: case management helps Ms. Iryna on…
We must be grateful for what we have today, because life can turn upside down in an instant.
read moreThe struggle continues. And she is winning it! The Kharkiv Family Support…
Natalia has never considered herself strong. Just the way she is: a mother of three who is used to copin with difficulties. However, life has made her realize that there is steel inside her that has been forged by the fire of war, loss and…
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“Every time evening comes, I look at the sky and know that my husband is with…
War means pain and daily heavy losses. Those who lose their loved ones at the front go through an unbearable ordeal: to accept the cruel news, to realize the inexorable reality, to learn to live on - with memories, uncertainty and new…
read moreEvacuating Hope: Human Stories of Rescuing from Danger
When our hearts ache from the news coming from the frontline regions, we must remember: people still live there. In May, several families reached out to Caritas-Spes Sloviansk with requests for evacuation — seeking a way out of the hell…
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Instilling hope in children's hearts is contributing to the future
Often, those who suffer the most from war are those who should not have understood the meaning of the word at all - children.
read more«The most important thing in our work is trust»
It is very difficult for people to accept what has happened. It's much easier to forbid yourself to think about it, says Victoria Amelichkina, a psychologist at the Caritas-Spes Family Support Center in Zhytomyr.
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Caritas-Spes Lutsk support the family escaped from the war
Fleeing the threat of war to protect her child, Olena (name changed) arrived in Lutsk at the beginning of the full-scale invasion in 2022. For the 26-year-old woman with a 4-year-old daughter in her arms, starting a new life in an…
read moreBringing Back Childhood: How Children from Frontline Areas Find Support and…
As of the end of 2024, around one million children were registered among internally displaced persons. These are small brave hearts who know the horrors of war all too well, so we want to give them at least a little bit of happy childhood…
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The path to safety: evacuation from Donetsk Oblast and support for people
Winter is over, but the lives of people in frontline areas remain tense and dangerous.
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