Our projects

It emerged as a separate initiative in 2019. The goal of the project is to support an individual graduate of a residential care institution or a child from a family in difficult life circumstances for at least the first year of study at a vocational or higher education institution, or throughout the entire period of their education.

It has been operating since 2012 and provides assistance to large families, families in crisis, family-type orphanages, and others.

It involves diagnostics and the provision of medical care at top-tier partner medical institutions for children from institutional care facilities, large families, and families in difficult life circumstances. The project has been implemented since 2013.

The project idea originated in 2020. Within the framework of the project, tutoring is provided in various school subjects, as well as preparation for admission to educational institutions for children from family-type orphanages.

The project launched in March 2022. The “Our Defenders” project aims to support individuals who are former residents of institutional care facilities and foster families and are now serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Assistance may also be provided to wounded servicemen and their families and loved ones.

One of the most effective ways to support orphans is mentorship. This activity is based on the personal involvement of an adult in the life of an individual child. At the state level, mentorship programs began to be implemented in 2017, but the NGO “Team detdom.info” has been actively working in this area since 2009.

The starting point of the project can be considered the “Road Rally through Children’s Homes of Ukraine,” which took place at the end of 2005. The backbone of this project is our volunteers, who throughout all these years have initiated, organized, and carried out visits to various types of institutional care facilities across Ukraine. Our volunteers’ efforts are aimed at the socialization of children and encouraging their learning and self-development.

The project was launched in 2013. Through joint efforts to support children, the project helps strengthen a company’s corporate spirit, improve team dynamics, establish new connections with partners, and enhance the company’s overall reputation.

Our goal is to train those willing to work effectively with children in institutional care, while adhering to the principles of respect for the child and protecting their interests.

The Educational Hub provides comprehensive support to families with teenagers and school graduates from deoccupied and frontline territories who need assistance with university admission. The project started in 2023.