
Working at the intersection of children’s mental health, research, education, and policy.
Since 2022, we have supported children and adolescents whose childhood has been shaped by war — loss of parents, ambiguous loss, occupation, deportation, captivity of loved ones, and other complex war-related experiences.
Our work combines direct psychological support, long-term follow-up care, professional training, research, data, advocacy, and the protection of children’s rights.
Since 2022, Gen.Ukrainian has supported more than 1,100 children with complex war-related trauma and worked with hundreds of psychologists, educators, and specialists around them.
In partnership with the Kyiv School of Economics, we are developing Gen.Hope — a Centre of Excellence in child and adolescent mental health in war-affected contexts.
Gen.Hope connects frontline practice with research, education, data, and policy dialogue to build long-term solutions for the generation growing up during the war.


