We continue to share feedback and words of gratitude from families who attended meetings within the “Spark of Childhood” project.

Feedback from Families About the “Spark of Childhood” Project

Sometimes we find ourselves in situations where we really want to change something, but unfortunately, it is beyond our power. Feelings of helplessness and confusion arise. We reproach ourselves for “not coping” or for “

How to Accept What You Cannot Control?

Sincere Christmas greetings and words of support from the team of the Vadym Stolar Foundation.

Christmas Greetings!

Today is Christmas Eve — a time of family warmth, sincere words, and a shared sense of home.

Today is Christmas Eve

They keep sending sweet gifts to the young participants of the “Vidnovys” project in order to congratulate them on one of the greatest holidays — the bright Christmas.

Friends, our dedicated volunteers continue to inspire us with their hard work

"Maybe only real professionals train with you?"

"I’ve never trained before…"

We are sure, friends, that for some of you this will be the first time you read about it in our pre-holiday post in the “Know Your Own” section.

Have you heard about the Ukrainian Christmas “spider”?

Our holiday mission “Spark of Childhood” visited Ukrainian cities this year to congratulate children on the New Year holidays.

Our Holiday Mission “Spark of Childhood”

“How to overcome kleptomania?” — with this difficult and very personal question, one of our subscribers reached out to our expert in the “Ask a Psychologist” section.

“How to Overcome Kleptomania?”

Our holiday mission “Spark of Childhood” will conclude in Kyiv this year.

We are sure, friends, that for some of you this will be the first time you read about it in our pre-holiday post in the &ldquo;Know Your Own&rdquo; section.And we are very glad that we have the opportunity to introduce you to an interesting tradition of the Ukrainian people, which, according to ethnographers, originated in pre-Christian times.

Today, this craft is a form of folk art. In the past, however, it was an extremely important ritual, mandatory on the eve of Christmas, uniting the family and strengthening the feeling of comfort and family warmth.

So scroll through the carousel to learn how our ancestors prepared for the process of weaving the Christmas &ldquo;spider&rdquo; and how they made it. You will also discover the meanings they embedded in this authentic Christmas decoration for the home.

Based on materials from Suspilne Rivne and the publication &ldquo;18000&rdquo; &mdash; Cherkasy news.

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