To give children a sense of self-confidence and help them discover their inner potential; and to give lonely elderly people a sense of being needed and valued.
Children are our future. They have the right to a decent life, education, development, and self-expression. They have the right to have dreams, goals, plans. They have the right to be happy.
But not all children have such opportunities. Many of them live in difficult conditions and are subjected to violence. They do not receive enough attention, support, love. They do not have access to quality education.
That is why our charitable foundation “Better Future” has launched the project “I Have a Future”, which aims to help children reach their potential. We believe that every child is unique and talented, that every child has a mission in life.
The project “I Have a Future” means that our volunteers hold regular children’s meetings with children in orphanages or family-type homes.
- Telling children about interesting facts;
- Stories that inspire learning, development and success;
Volunteers explain to children how they can realize their dreams, help them develop leadership skills and inspire them to change the world for the better. They also organize various workshops to help children develop their skills and creativity.
We are glad that our project “I Have a Future” helps children to realize their potential. We want them to feel loved, valuable, and unique. We want them to have faith, hope, and love.
If you want to join our project, you can become a volunteer or make a donation. Your support is very important to us and to our wards. Together we can make the world a better place!
Children of war
Hundreds of thousands of children are affected by the traumatic events that resulted from the war. Many of them managed to leave the dangerous place, but the feeling of danger does not leave them and can manifest itself in different ways.
It has been recognized that early help to children in coping with stress from war can be beneficial and prevent the development of mental health problems It is to provide assistance and support to children that the program “Children and War. Teaching healing techniques” program was developed.
This program was designed to teach children step-by-step and practically implement skills and methods that help them overcome the psychological consequences of war, based on the evidence-based cognitive-behavioral approach to post-traumatic disorder therapy.
Children are increasingly becoming victims of war and war-like events. Bombings and shelling, killings and terrorist acts affect hundreds of thousands of children every year.
Many of them managed to escape from these situations, but they continue to feel unsafe. As the number of affected children has grown over the years, professionals working with children of war have sought to find new ways to help them.
It is now recognized that early help for children in coping with the stress of war and living as a refugee can be beneficial and prevent problems from developing later. When entire countries and communities are affected, the priority is often to help as many children as possible – and as quickly as possible.
