Good News for Ukraine - Three More Children Returned Home
Date: 2023-10-21 Author: Dima Zakharov Categories: COMMUNITY
Three more Ukrainian children have returned home as part of the 'Bring Kids Back UA' initiative, spearheaded by President Volodymyr Zelensky. This heartwarming success story is the result of joint efforts from government agencies, non-profit organizations, and international partners who have shown their commitment to the cause. Let's delve deeper into how this feat was accomplished.
Collaborative Efforts Ensure Success
The return of these children to Ukraine was made possible through collaboration with the Orphans Feeding Foundation, particularly through the efforts of Mariam Lambert, one of the organization's co-founders. NGOs like Heroiam Slava, represented by Jaanika Merilo, and the charitable foundation 'Посмішка ЮА' (Smile UA) have also played significant roles in this repatriation process.
Ongoing Commitment to Repatriation
The repatriation of children to their homeland will continue to be a priority. Ombudsman Lyudmyla Lubinets emphasized the importance of this ongoing work and extended heartfelt gratitude to all those who have contributed to this noble cause. Ensuring the safe return of these children is not just a duty of the state but also a vital investment in the nation's future.
Lubinets offered advice to parents and guardians in challenging situations. If a child has gone missing, it's essential to report the situation to the National Police of Ukraine at 102. For inquiries and assistance, you can reach out to the hotline at 0 800 50 17 20 within Ukraine or at 044 299 74 08 from abroad. Additionally, you can contact them via email at hotline@ombudsman.gov.ua.
The repatriation process is highly individualized, with a strong commitment to achieving positive outcomes in each case. Ombudsman Lyudmyla Lubinets assured that every effort is made to bring these children safely back home.
Collaborative Efforts Ensure Success
The return of these children to Ukraine was made possible through collaboration with the Orphans Feeding Foundation, particularly through the efforts of Mariam Lambert, one of the organization's co-founders. NGOs like Heroiam Slava, represented by Jaanika Merilo, and the charitable foundation 'Посмішка ЮА' (Smile UA) have also played significant roles in this repatriation process.
Ongoing Commitment to Repatriation
The repatriation of children to their homeland will continue to be a priority. Ombudsman Lyudmyla Lubinets emphasized the importance of this ongoing work and extended heartfelt gratitude to all those who have contributed to this noble cause. Ensuring the safe return of these children is not just a duty of the state but also a vital investment in the nation's future.
Reporting and Support
Lubinets offered advice to parents and guardians in challenging situations. If a child has gone missing, it's essential to report the situation to the National Police of Ukraine at 102. For inquiries and assistance, you can reach out to the hotline at 0 800 50 17 20 within Ukraine or at 044 299 74 08 from abroad. Additionally, you can contact them via email at hotline@ombudsman.gov.ua.
Every Case Matters
The repatriation process is highly individualized, with a strong commitment to achieving positive outcomes in each case. Ombudsman Lyudmyla Lubinets assured that every effort is made to bring these children safely back home.
