From Pain to Possibility
How Chance to Change is Redefining Futures for Ukrainian Children
In a world full of challenges, Chance to Change Foundation is lighting the way for vulnerable Ukrainian children. We believe that every child has the potential to do great things , and our mission is to empower those from orphanages, social centers, and internally displaced families by offering comprehensive psychological support, career guidance, and mentorship.
Our signature 31-week program, Chance to Change, is designed to help children:
Heal Emotionally: By providing safe spaces to share and process their emotions.
Build Resilience: Learning to set personal boundaries and reclaim their self-worth.
Create a Brighter Future: With creative masterclasses and career orientation, turning dreams into achievable goals 🌸.
We ensure every contribution makes a direct impact through our partnership with Global Giving, which guarantees transparency in every step.
Join us in turning pain into possibility and empowering the next generation 💟.
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