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Together, for children in Ukraine!
Ukraine is home to 7.5 million children, 2.1 million of them are under the age of five. We know that conflict causes immediate and long-lasting physical, emotional and mental harm to children, families and communities. This conflict has already impacted countless lives, but it is not too late to pursue peace.
World Vision supports the UN’s calls for an end to the fighting and a return to the path of dialogue. We call for the protection of children and the prevention of further death, suffering, displacement and the long-lasting impacts of conflict on children and their families.
Add your voice and help us call for:
- - Peace
- - Protection of children
Together, for children in Ukraine!
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