There are over 8.2 million Ukrainian refugees living across Europe and nearly 8 Million internally displaced people (IDPs) in urgent need of humanitarian assistance and protection across Ukraine. Recognizing the vital need for psychosocial support and trauma-relief among IDPs, and after four months of field research and assessment on the ground, in November 2022, ART OF HOPE launched two parallel programs in Kharkiv - one of the most volatile regions in Eastern Ukraine - in partnership with our local partners: Trochy Vognju and Voices of Children.
We work closely with our local partners to provide support through multiple pathways.
At ART OF HOPE, we strive to use our voice and global network to advocate for the emotional and psychological well-being of refugees as we believe that the invisible wounds of war, displacement and loss should not be forgotten.
At ART OF HOPE, we work closely with our local partners in the field to develop the most effective programming for those who serve. We spend weeks, sometimes months studying the crisis at hand.
At ART OF HOPE we strive to create programming that's complimentary and sensitive to the socio-cultural nuances of the communities served while also empowering for our local partners and caregivers.
Trochy Vognju is dedicated to helping children - especially orphans, IDPs, and children from socially vulnerable families. In 2016, Trochy Vognju launched the Center for Creativity and Science which has three primary benefits:
Founded in 2015, Voices of Children believes that "No child should be left alone with the trauma of war." Their support covers three foundational areas:
Your donation helps us continue providing vital mental health support to Ukrainian IDPs and children affected by war.
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