The document provides for partnership in assistance issues:

✔️ foster families and other family forms of raising orphans and children deprived of parental care;
✔️ families with children who ended up in difficult life circumstances, including the most vulnerable – children who were deported or forcibly transferred to the territory of the Russian Federation or the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine;
✔️ to children who suffered from the aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine;
✔️ to children who were injured as a result of hostilities;
✔️ to children who lost their parents and guardians due to the war.

The agreement was signed by the founder and head of the Save Ukraine Fund, Mykola Kuleba, and the chief of SOS Children’s Villages, Serhii Lukashov. It is another critical step towards creating a reliable protection system for every child affected by Russian aggression.

We thank SOS Children’s Villages for their willingness to work side by side. Together, we can give hope to those who need it most.