The Ukrainian Education Platform took part in the Eurochild conference, which was held on 16–17 June 2026 in Paphos and brought together more than 160 participants from 31 countries. The event served as a platform for international exchange of experience and practices in the field of child rights protection.

As part of the «Charitable Ukraine-2025» competition, organizations were recognized for their daily support of children and for helping them thrive despite the challenges of war. More than 100 submissions shared stories of care, strength, and the presence of adults who create a sense of security for children.

The team of the Ukrainian Education Platform joined the 4th Annual Ukrainian Aid Leadership Conference, organized by Alliance UA CSO

On March 18, as part of the «Obiymy» project, the «Responsible Parenting» training program launched in Odesa, Dnipro, Mykolaiv, and Sumy for parents raising children in family-based care settings.

On February 24, an official presentation of a publication about the lives of children growing up in wartime and projects aimed at supporting them took place at the Pivden Hub in Lviv. The Ukrainian Education Platform timed the release of the art book to coincide with the fourth anniversary of the full-scale invasion.

The round table discussion «Crisis as a Space for Service: How Spirituality and Psychology Work Together to Restore People and Communities» was held as part of the «Balance Your Service» program. The event provided a space for professional dialogue about the challenges communities face today in the context of prolonged war and about common ways to support people.

This week, the humanitarian project «Chervona Kalyna – Coordinated Emergency Measures to Protect Vulnerable Communities» was launched in the Dnipropetrovsk and Mykolaiv regions, implemented with the support of international donors from Italy.

As part of the «Embrace» project, implemented by the Ukrainian Education Platform Charitable Foundation with the support of the International Rescue Committee, round tables were held focusing on the development of alternative forms of family-based care and ensuring every child’s right to a family.