You Cannot stop the war. But you can change what it does to a child

One Child

Yulia is nine years old. She lives in Ukraine, where air raid sirens are part of her days and nights. Her home is cold. There is often not enough food. Most days, she is on her own, carrying fear no child should have to carry.

This is what war looks like for her. Not just the moment of danger, but what stays after. The hunger. The isolation. The sense that no one is there.

Then she was invited into a Novi-supported center. There was heat. There was food. Someone noticed her. She began to sit with other children again, to draw, and at last, to rest.

For the first time in a long time, she could rest.

Your support made that possible.