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The children’s recovery is crucial to Ukraine’s recovery

At the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, founder of Gen.Ukrainian Oksana Lebedeva explained how childhood trauma affects the country’s future. This includes education, relationships, the labor market, and decision-making.
Every recovery plan at this conference will fail — every infrastructure project, every investment strategy, every reform — if we do not deal with the trauma of this generation
Oksana Lebedeva emphasized
In 10 years, children and adolescents who now live under shelling, experience loss and wait for their parents to return from the frontline, will educate, work, vote, start businesses, and make decisions.
This is why support for Ukrainian children isn't just about humanity. Supporting them is an investment in the future resilience of Ukraine and Europe. We are building Gen.Hope precisely for this purpose — the center of excellence in child and adolescent mental health that combines practical work, research, and evidence-based approaches.
Together with the College of Eastern Europe (KEW), we discussed this during a panel discussion at the URC on applying Ukraine’s experience and protecting vulnerable communities in Europe.
Ukraine is an active participant in the global conversation about childhood in extreme conditions — and a source of solutions for Ukraine, Europe, and the world.

100% of the funds raised support our mission to protect childhood in Ukraine

Together, we can help children recover from the impact of war, protect their ability to develop and imagine a future, and build a system of support that will stay with this generation for as long as it is needed.
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Psychological support to children is provided free of charge thanks to patronage

The purpose of the Gen.Camp:
stabilization of the psychological and emotional state of a child after a traumatic experience.

The duration of the program: 21 days.
Location: Ukraine.