We highly appreciate Ruslana Korinna, head of the Charitable Foundation “Hearts of the Unbreakable”, who made this trip to Novoselivka in Liman community, located only 20km to the frontline in order to support children, who continue to stay there.
What Ruslana Korinna says about this humanitarian mission:
“Every humanitarian mission is about giving—not only material aid, as packed to the brim in every volunteer van, but also something much deeper: a piece of our soul.
From Kharkiv to Kherson, along the entire frontline, in every town near the battlegrounds, we give—leaving behind a part of ourselves. And it’s not just us; it’s also those who collect and send help from afar.
For this mission, people from five countries—Poland, Japan, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Ukraine came together to make it happen, proving once again that kindness has no borders. Kindness and compassion know no borders—they unite caring hearts across thousands of kilometers to bring warmth and hope where it is needed most”
This time, the mission extended beyond humanitarian aid to include the psychological and emotional recovery of children in the village of Novoselivka, Limansk community. As part of the “Art Heals” project, we organized an art-therapy session to help children process their experiences and rediscover joy through creativity for emotional healing and self-expression. Other volunteer organization provided humanitarian help for this initiative, which was distributed between families with children, who love in this village. Some families did not leave their basements for more than two months…
Read more about this mission in posts of Ruslana Korinna. Video from the mission.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this humanitarian mission possible and personally to Ms.Ruslana Korinna for her kindness, bravery, utmost dedication and big heart 💞
