
Ukrainian children remain under Russian control – deported, forcibly transferred, or trapped in temporarily occupied territories.
children have been returned to Ukraine from deportation, forcible transfers, as well as temporary occupation.
records of possible deportation and forced transfer of children by Russia.
Help us trace and bring back home deported and forcibly transferred children of Ukraine

«Every story of a child's return is a true success, because it means a life has been saved. But at the same time, it's also a challenge to help the child reintegrate and ensure that the evil they experienced does not leave a lasting mark on their future.
We work on this every day within the framework of Bring Kids Back UA. It is one of the most noble things adults can do - to give children a chance at a normal childhood.
And it is one of the most despicable crimes imaginable - to replace that childhood with war and its atrocities. This crime must be stopped. And those responsible must be held accountable.»
— President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyyabout usThese are the stories of children brought back to Ukraine as part of the President's initiative, Bring Kids Back UA. They were taken from occupied territories, held in Russian camps and institutions, and in many cases, put at risk of being adopted into new families or forced to forget who they are. These are just a few of the thousands of cases. These children are home. But many still aren't.
If you have questions or want to support our mission — reach out. Together, we can bring every Ukrainian child back home.