Childhood Archives - The Small Projects Team

17 August 202313 September 2023

Computers for schoolchildren in Kharkiv

Our back-to-school project concerns schoolchildren and their access to distance education. The Ukrainian government's security protocol prohibits schools from accepting pupils if they do not have shelters in case of bombing alerts. A

12 August 202312 August 2023

France-Ukraine inter-municipal cooperation: the Alliance for Valky project

In the course of their contacts in Ukraine since the start of the war, many NGOs, including us, have had occasion to meet the heads of local authorities. These contacts have sometimes led to the creation of

7 August 20237 August 2023

An example of impact with very little money...

As we state in our name and on the home page of our website, our DNA is micro-humanitarianism and the conviction that a little can go a long way. The "little" generally refers to projects between 2000 and

2 June 202316 July 2023

Giving children books is an escape from the daily grind of war.

When the Russians left the occupied villages, they systematically burnt all Ukrainian-language books. The situation after 14 months of war is very precarious: tens of thousands of children have no access to children's books,

25 March 202325 March 2023

Pursuing dreams of medals despite the war

From a capital at war to the world championshipsBrigantina Sports Club is located in Kiev. More than 2,000 children train in the club, including more than 20 internally displaced persons from the occupied territories, and many of the athletes are part of the

21 February 202321 February 2023

A gift bag, a smile for Christmas

How can you help us? All our projects are funded by your donations. Thanks to you, we have been able to deliver 700 holiday gifts to Ukrainian children. Thank you for your support! Project objective As we approach

8 November 20221 June 2023

For Christmas, let's bring joy to Ukrainian orphans

Christmas is coming, and for some children it will be very different from the past. According to Unicef, one month into the conflict, 4.3 million children - more than half of the 7.5 million children - have been displaced, including 1.8 million children