"Pink Panama 2025" is a project that unites specialists with common values of protecting childhood and the future generation.

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Its main goal is to comprehensively support and promote the healthy psychophysical development of children affected by the war in Ukraine, so that they can live a full childhood, despite the traumatic experience.

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The project seeks to return to children the childhood lost due to the war, help them overcome trauma, socialize and find new friends, and prepare them for a conscious role in society.

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The "Pink Panama" project has been operating since 2022, accumulating experience and understanding the needs of children and their parents at different stages of development. Currently, it focuses on three main components: learning support (preparation for school, assistance during studies), development (art therapy, master classes, introduction to professions) and development of emotional intelligence (social-emotional training program, communication). This three-pronged strategy is adapted to the needs of three age groups: preschoolers (5-7 years old), younger schoolchildren (8-10 years old) and adolescents (11-12 years old), with the aim of preparing them for school, consolidating knowledge, developing communication skills, self-determination and professional orientation through a variety of classes, games, trainings and volunteer projects.

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The project is currently successfully operating for preschool children, but needs support to expand its activities and reach school-age children and adolescents. The goal of "Pink Panama" is to raise self-confident adults who will be able to realize themselves in society, despite the most terrible circumstances that surrounded them in childhood, contributing to the development of the country. Attracting additional funding will allow the team to accept more children and expand the program for the next four months, covering older age groups.