About us

Save Ukraine is an organization that works to rescue and restore children and families affected by war, and to rebuild Ukraine.

Save Ukraine is the largest NGO in Ukraine with more than 200 staff and volunteers who strive to ensure that every Ukrainian child has the safety and stability, care and development they need to thrive in their family, community and Ukraine!

We join the efforts of all stakeholders to save children and make their lives better. We work with the government, local communities, non-governmental organizations, local churches and society.

We believe that our holistic approach and the Save Ukraine model create lasting change for children and families.

We adhere to the UN
4 humanitarian principles

01.

Humanity

We are guided by compassion and desire to alleviate human suffering without discrimination, upholding the dignity and rights of those affected.
02.

Neutrality

We are neutral in conflicts and disputes, providing assistance based on need, without influence of external factors.
03.

Impartiality

We prioritize our assistance based on severity of the needs and vulnerability of those affected, those who need it most
04.

Independence

We act autonomously, without external influence or control, based solely on humanitarian imperatives

Our mission

Raising a strong and resilient generation of children and youth by strengthening families as the foundation of Ukraine.

Our vision

Prosperous Ukraine, where every community provides opportunities for families and every child has the opportunity to realize their potential.

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Impact

1,203

Children we have already rescued

13,000+

Сhildren lives restored, alongside their families

110,000+

People we have evacuated from combat zones

300+

Calls a day to our hotline

Mykola Kuleba - Presidential
Commissioner for Children’s Rights
(2014-2021). Founder of Save Ukraine

Mykola Kuleba

The dedication of Mykola Kuleba and his team played an important role in coordinating the activities of organizations, volunteers, individuals and legal entities to assist IDPs.

About Mykola Kuleba