Ukraine

New analysis, released on World Children’s Day, shows more than half a million babies have been born in Ukraine between February 2022 and August 2024.

It’s been reported that six children were injured when the southern cities of Odessa and Mykolaiv were attacked.

This winter is predicted to be the toughest yet for children and their families since the full-scale war broke out almost three years ago due to a combination of weather conditions, infrastructure damage, power blackouts and a lack of access to essential services such as healthcare.

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"Even far away from the frontline children can never be truly safe from attacks"

Three in four children in Ukraine are living in constant fear amid an escalating mental health crisis, with recent missile and drone attacks

About two-thirds of children in frontline regions of Ukraine cannot attend school in person

Children injured in one of the biggest attacks on Ukraine since start of full-scale war

Child casualties in Ukraine surge by nearly 40% in the first half of this year, in nearly 900 days of war. Save the Children press release

At least 700 children have been evacuated from border towns in Ukraine's northern Kharkiv region after intensified fighting displaced thousands.

Press release on March being the most dangerous month for children in Ukraine since last July

Nearly 600 children have died in the war in Ukraine, while those seeking safety in the EU only have one year left on their temporary protection status

Constant bombardments, mines, and drone attacks have left a generation traumatised, displaced and fearful for their lives

As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, around 630,000 children have been displaced and returned home to face extreme needs

Olga Shults, Save the Children’s Food Security and Livelihoods manager, Ukraine, explains the hard choices families have to make when forced to flee.

Children in Ukraine who are terrified to step on the ground due to the high prevalence of land mines or explosive remnants of war

Rural families in the southern Mykolaiv region of Ukraine are recovering from war-induced losses with new members of the family: cows and chickens.

A teacher's account on what life is like for students and teachers at the frontline of the war in Ukraine

Ukrainian refugee children miss their family, friends, and pets, and worry about not knowing the local language

More than 40% of children in Ukraine will not be able to go back to school fulltime when classes open 1 September

Child casualties in Ukraine increased by more than 16% between May to August compared to the previous four months

More than one million people in Ukraine are experiencing severe water shortages following the Kakhovka Dam explosion, depriving children of safe drink

Millions more children face hunger as Black Sea grain corridor not renewed

Cohort of Ukrainian school leavers opted to abstain from graduation this year with their final studies wrecked by 17 months of war

Kramatorsk railway station survivor Zoriana*, 12, is drawing her home in Kramatorsk at her school in a village in western Ukraine

Margarita's story is a story about a girl's escape from Mariupol, Ukraine

Ukraine: Save the Children launches campaign to keep children safe from floating mines after flooding from Kakhovka dam.

An increasingly regular barrage of night-time missiles hitting Ukraine is causing children and families significant distress.