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From Therapy to Transformation
An update on ChildAid’s current work in Moldova and Ukraine, strengthening occupational therapy services and supporting young people affected by conflict.
Summer Camps: Giving Children Back Their Childhood
This summer, children in Ukraine and Moldova experienced joy, creativity, and friendship through life-changing summer camps. From arts, cooking, and day trips at the lake to inclusive activities for all children, these camps provided safe spaces for play, learning, and healing. Led by dedicated volunteers, every child gained confidence, resilience, and hope for the future.
A Year of Challenges and Hope
As 2024 comes to a close, we reflect on a year of immense challenges and inspiring resilience
Transform Lives This Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday is almost here, and we need your support! Join us in providing essential care for orphans in Ukraine and transforming education for children in Moldova
New Christmas Cards Have Arrived
Spread Joy and Make a Difference with Our Eco-Friendly Christmas Cards!
As the festive season approaches, we’re thrilled to introduce our new range of Christmas cards for this year.
Renovating a Neonatal Care Unit in Moldova
In the heart of Chisinau, Moldova, lies the Neonatal Surgery Ward at the Mother & Child hospital. For babies born with birth defects and congenital problems, this unit is their lifeline for surgical procedures and rehabilitation. Unfortunately, the conditions in the ward had become deplorable, with no refurbishment since 1986. Tiles were falling off the walls, and sockets emitted smoke, posing serious risks.
When the Smile Glitters
We’ve teamed up with TGB, and we are excited to participate in the #WhentheSmileGlitters campaign
Summer Camp during the War
Play is helping at this time of crisis in Ukraine.
Our camps bring smiles and fellowship.
Making a difference in the lives of special children
When people come together, beautiful things happen
Online Therapy for vulnerable children
The war in Ukraine results in essential repeated treatments being missed
Supporting Conflict Victims Update
As the Russian invasion in Ukraine continues, over 10 million people have been forced to run for their lives, leaving their homes and belongings.
We can all make a difference
Everyone knows about the war in Ukraine, the young people with learning difficulties at The Isle of Hope, Belarus are no exception. One of the things they learn at centre is to be compassionate, kind and to help others. So, when they heard about the situation in Ukraine, they told their teachers they want to help.
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