Children of Defenders Visited Italy as Part of Bring Kids Back UA.

Children of Defenders Visited Italy as Part of Bring Kids Back UA
Children of Defenders Visited Italy as Part of Bring Kids Back UA
The United Center in the Security Service of Ukraine organized a rehabilitation trip for children. The children were able to relax in Italy and communicate with the Pope.

Children Within the Bring Kids Back UA Program

The summer vacation was made possible by the 'Children at Home' project, created within the framework of the Ukrainian President's initiative Bring Kids Back UA in collaboration with the United Center for Coordination of Search and Release of Prisoners of War. 38 children who were at risk or had been displaced to temporarily occupied territories, as well as children of defenders of Ukraine, rested for two weeks in the Italian town of Postiglione.

'The main task of this program was to unite children who were illegally deported by the aggressor country and returned to Ukraine, in our large Ukrainian family. Also, the children whose relatives defend Ukraine. Unfortunately, some parents have died. And also the orphaned children, whom our state cares for.'
- said Andriy Pasternak, the head of the United Center for Coordination of Search and Release of Prisoners of War.

The implementation of the project took place with the support of the Ukrainian Embassy in the Republic of Italy, the Holy See, and the charitable organization 'GURU FUND'.

Also, the SBU detained . Earlier, information about the contractor in the murder of an SBU employee was disclosed.

During the implementation of the 'Children at Home' project within the initiative Bring Kids Back UA, the Security Service of Ukraine organized a rehabilitation trip for 38 children who were at risk or displaced to temporarily occupied territories to Italy, where they rested and communicated with the Pope. The project aimed to unite the Ukrainian family, restore connections, and support children who found themselves in difficult life circumstances.

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