Solar Lights
PROGRAM OVERVIEW Thanks to your support, nearly 100 children living in frontline areas of Ukraine now have a reliable source of light. Through UCAP’s partnership with the MOM plus ME Charitable Foundation, which supports the urgent needs of orphans raised in foster and adoptive families, UCAP delivered 50 portable solar lights to 32 families. As […]
Stop the Bleed
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Stop the Bleed (STB) for Schools program equips Ukrainian students and teachers with life-saving first aid skills, focusing on severe bleeding control. Initially launched in Dnipro Oblast, the program plans to expand to Kharkiv and Kyiv Oblasts, regions heavily impacted by ongoing attacks. Training follows the STB curriculum with hands-on instruction adapted […]
Save Ukraine – Community Center
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Ukraine Children’s Action Project (UCAP) supported Save Ukraine’s creation of the Irpin Day Care and Rehabilitation Center, which officially opened in May 2024. This safe and nurturing space serves children affected by war, providing essential services focused on healing, education, and recovery. UCAP’s donation was part of a broader contribution from members […]
Education on Trauma
PROGRAM OVERVIEW Funded by the Ukraine Children’s Action Project, this education program strengthens the ability of parents and school psychologists to support children affected by the ongoing war. Through expert-led training seminars, participants gain practical tools to address children’s emotional and psychological needs using art therapy and other techniques. The initial workshops in 2024 exceeded […]
Crossfire! The Impact of Endless War on Ukraine’s Children
A new status report by UCAP in coordination with the School of International and Public Affairs and the National Center for Disaster Preparedness, Columbia University and the Clinton Global Initiative
UCAP at Ukraine Action Summit
Hundreds rallied in Washington, D.C., this weekend, calling for continued US aid for Ukraine. It remains critical that we all contact our reps, urging support—or express gratitude if they’re already on board. Our own Karen Redlener and Yuliia Kardash made appearances on the Hill!
