My name is Iryna. My son Zakhar and I moved to Bohodukhiv from Velyka Pysarivka when active fighting began. Everything was left behind — our home, familiar places, friends. Here, we had to start from scratch, and my biggest worry was for my son: would he be able to adapt, make friends, and not withdraw into himself?
When we first came to the Razom space, Zakhar was quiet, a bit confused, and hesitant to interact. But after just a few meetings, I began to notice changes.
He came home with a smile, telling me how he played fun games, molded with clay, made crafts, and learned new rhymes.
For me, the Razom space is not just a place for activities. It’s an environment where my child opens up, learns, and laughs. It’s a source of support both for children and for us, parents.
Here, we feel that we are not alone - and that Zakhar’s future is safe and filled with care.
“Razom has given my son confidence, friends, and joy - and has given me peace about his tomorrow.”