#Russian aggression

Russia has abducted thousands of Ukrainian children, stripping them of their identities, indoctrinating them, and transferring them to Russia, Belarus, or occupied Ukrainian territories. There, many of these kids are trained and deployed to Ukraine’s frontlines as soldiers in the Russian army.

Help doesn’t always begin with a slogan. Sometimes, it starts with a quiet question: “How are you today?” At Gen.Camp, a therapeutic retreat for Ukrainian children affected by Russia’s war, the response is often silence—shoulders hunched, eyes lowered. From that silence, the healing begins.