Free Retreat in Poland for Ukrainian Children Who Lost Parents in War

Rotary International's "Health of Ukraine's Children" project has announced enrollment for a free 18-day health and psychological retreat in Poland for children who lost parents due to the war. The retreat will take place in Biały Dunajec, Małopolskie Voivodeship.

The program targets children aged 7 to 11 whose parents were killed or went missing after January 1, 2024. The retreat aims to provide comprehensive rehabilitation and psychological support.

Rotary International, a global humanitarian service organization, coordinates the project in collaboration with local partners. The initiative addresses the urgent need for trauma care among Ukraine's youngest war victims.

The 18-day program includes health and psychological rehabilitation activities designed to foster resilience. All costs, including travel and accommodation, are covered by the project.

Enrollment is currently open; interested guardians can apply through the project's official channels. The retreat represents one of several international efforts to support Ukrainian children affected by the ongoing conflict.