Camps for Kids

Every donation helps them build a future free from fear and anxiety

Our Achievements And Goals For 2025

3 534

children and their guardians have already visited camps.

2 766

people can heal in camps if we reach the fundraising goal.

$440

costs a camp session for one person on average

$1,2 million

needed to fund rehabilitation camps in 2025

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How Camps Help Children Heal

Children who have lost a parent are more than TWICE as likely to experience difficulties in school and at home.

Children who were less than 12 years old when their parent died are more likely to have DEPRESSION and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The first TWO YEARS after losing a parent are a high-risk period for developing depression.

Through Rehabilitation in Camp, Children Receive:

Professional psychological support

Communication with peers who understand their experiences

New knowledge and vivid positive emotions

Available Camp Rehabilitation Programs

Psychological Support

The goal is to offer psychological rehabilitation to children, helping them regain emotional stability and overcome stress.

General Well-being

The goal is to provide holistic support, addressing children's psychological needs, physical recovery, and socialization.

Education

The goal is to inspire a love for learning, creativity, and teamwork by integrating educational programs with physical activities.

Sports Development

The goal is to promote physical activity and improve health by encouraging a passion for sports and an active lifestyle.

Tourism

The goal is to foster a love for nature, raise environmental awareness, and encourage a healthy lifestyle.

Inclusive Recreation

The goal is to create an inclusive environment where children with special needs and those without can interact comfortably.

Available Camp Rehabilitation Programs

Children's Stories of Hope and Recovery

Stories of children who have participated in rehabilitation camps show how these experiences help restore emotional well-being and bring back hope for the future.

Help Children and Their Caregivers Heal from Loss

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Together, we can create a brighter future for Ukrainian children.

Yana, 14 years old,

attended Wonder Camp

Yana lost her stepfather, Viktor, who had raised her as his own daughter. From the first days of the full-scale war, he defended Ukraine, enduring multiple injuries but always returning to the front. Tragically, in November 2022, his heart stopped. Yana struggled deeply with the loss: she pulled away from family and friends, avoiding communication.

When Yana was offered a chance to attend the camp, her mother, Olha, hesitated. But just a few days into the program, she saw a photo of her daughter – smiling, open, happy. The girl had found friends, engaged in activities, and begun to rediscover joy. For her, the camp was not just a getaway but the first step toward healing.

Sashko, 10 years old

attended the Forever Faster Kids camp

Sashko’s father, Oleksandr, had been volunteering in Lysychansk since the first days of the full-scale war, evacuating people and delivering humanitarian aid under fire. But one day, after returning from another grueling trip, Oleksandr’s heart stopped. After losing his father, Sashko withdrew into himself, making it difficult for his mother, Larysa, to connect with him.

Fortunately, the camp changed everything. The boy quickly made friends, participated in fun activities, and attended meetings with famous people. He also developed a passion for basketball and even asked his mother to enroll him in a sports section. Larysa shared that her son has become much more open and often fondly recalls his time at the camp.

Yehor, 10 years old,

attended the Forever Faster Kids camp

Yehor has endured immense hardship. First, he lost his father, who died in the shelling of their city. Then, his grandmother passed away. He witnessed it all. After losing his loved ones, Yehor withdrew into himself and barely spoke to his peers. Before the war, he was passionate about football, but training stopped due to military action.

In 2024, he attended a sports camp. According to his mother, Oksana, she hadn’t seen her son this happy in a long time. After returning home, his joy was overwhelming. Yehor had an incredible time – he made new friends, played sports, and created unforgettable memories.

Taisiya, 14 years old, and Iryna, 11 years old,

attended the Volovets camp

From the first days of the full-scale invasion, Yuriy took up arms to defend Ukraine. Tragically, he lost his life protecting Bakhmut. His death was a devastating blow to his wife, Halyna, and their daughters, Taisiya and Iryna. The girls became distant, and their emotional well-being rapidly declined.

The Fund invited the family to a specialized camp for psycho-emotional stabilization. From the very first days, changes began to unfold. Walks in the Carpathians, creative workshops, campfire songs, and soaking in thermal vats helped them find inner peace. The girls, who had previously resisted psychological support, finally expressed a desire to work with a specialist, taking their first step toward healing.

Родина Найдухів

табір «Воловець» у Карпатах

З перших днів повномасштабного вторгнення Юрій пішов добровольцем на фронт. На жаль, чоловік загинув під Бахмутом. Ця трагедія стала справжнім ударом для його дружини Галини та двох донечок — 13-річної Таїсії та 11-річної Іринки. Емоційний стан донечок був вкрай нестабільним: вони закрились в собі.

Від фонду «Діти Героїв» сімʼя Найдухів отримала можливість поїхати до табору «Воловець» у Карпатах. Це табір психоемоційної стабілізації для сімей, що постраждали від війни. З перших днів у таборі розпочались позитивні зміни. Вони ходили в гори, малювали, співали, купалися в чанах. Галина каже, що вона вперше після трагедії добре спала. А дівчата, які категорично відмовлялись йти до психолога, після табору самі висловили бажання розпочати роботу з фахівцем!