The number of children deported by Russia who are returning to Ukraine is rising. In June and July, more than 10 children returned each week. Ukraine is actively publicising its support programmes.
- The number of deported children returning to Ukraine is rising.
- More than 10 children are returning this week.
- The government provides information on support and rehabilitation programmes.
- Children are entrusting their future to Ukraine.
- The importance of the admissions campaign for returning students.
The return of children from Russia
The number of Ukrainian children deported to Russia who are returning to their homeland is rising significantly. At a press conference at Ukrinform, a children’s rights representative Oksana Chervyakova She reported significant progress in this area. She noted that in June and July, more than 10 children returned from Russia within a single week. This indicates a positive trend, as previously the numbers had been in the single digits.
Chervyakova attributes this trend to the government’s active efforts to provide information about support, rehabilitation and financial assistance programmes. These measures are aimed at supporting children and young people who choose to make Ukraine their home. Another important factor is the university admissions campaign, which encourages young people to return home to continue their education and integrate into Ukrainian society.
Thanks to the efforts of the authorities, children and young people are developing greater confidence in their country, which encourages them to return. Government programmes raise awareness of the opportunities and prospects available in Ukraine, providing support at every stage of the return process.
This trend demonstrates the effectiveness of the government’s efforts to provide support and facilitate reintegration for deported children, which is an important step towards restoring justice and well-being for the younger generation.
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