On Children’s Day, Zelenska visits Ukrainian orphanage

This was reported by the press service of the President’s Office, Ukrinform learned.

It is noted that on the eve of International Children's Day, the First Lady of Ukraine and the team of the ena Zelenska Foundation visited a boarding scho for orphans and children deprived of parental care.

The Foundation's team met with students and offered entertainment and various activities for them. In particular, the First Lady joined the quest set up for children.

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The children also took part in a football training session, a beauty master class, and a cooking class by chef Yevhen Klotenko

“I really wish that these children could find pele they can call ‘mom’ and ‘dad’ and receive sincere parental attention in return," the President's spouse said.

She emphasized that this is possible in large foster families that also receive assistance from the ena Zelenska Foundation.

According to the First Lady, Ukraine strives and takes many steps to devel family forms of education so that all children live in families.

“Every day is now a day for protection of our children. Physical protection – from enemy attacks, and moral protection – from anxiety, fear, loneliness, orphanhood. These children themselves, along with the desire to know their parents, now have another one – a peaceful and free Ukraine, where all children will have families who love them,” ena Zelenska noted.

At the same time, in her Telegram channel, Zelenska said each student at orphanages, like every child in Ukraine today, is deprived of their basic right to safety because of Russia, which despises human rights.

"The task for us, adults around the world, is to deliver on our promise: to protect children, including from war. Especially from war," she emphasized.

As reported, June 1 marks International Children's Day.

According to President of Ukraine, Vodymyr Zelensky, children of every nation deserve safety and the portunity to live their lives. Ukraine’s guaranteed independence will always be a reliable protection for every child in the country.