Want to learn more about how Tania and Nastia went to an orphanage to create a holiday for kids? Read the full story via the link https://www.counteroffensive.news/p/how-we-gave-ukrainian-orphans-a-visit
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For most children, attention from adults is a usual part of life.
But not for the ones Tania and Nastia visited.
Many orphans - or those without available parents - don't get it very often: only from their caregivers or on holidays, like St. Nicholas Day, when volunteers bring gifts and spend some time with them.
So they decided to give these children a bit of love and care, even for a moment: we became #St. Nicholas for them.
St. Nicholas Day, celebrated on December 6, is a highly-anticipated day for #Ukrainian children. Many of them are forced to grow up early amid the cruelty of #war.
A lot of kids lose their parents in action at the frontline, under shelling, or in #Russian captivity.
So finding presents brought by St. Nicholas preserves at least a small bit of real childhood magic and the celebration they so deeply deserve.
Want to learn more about how Tania and Nastia went to an orphanage to create a holiday for kids? Read the full story via the link https://www.counteroffensive.news/p/how-we-gave-ukrainian-orphans-a-visit
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