Philosophy of the “Children’s Help Centers” Project

When the full-scale war began, the country was overwhelmed by a wave of support and aid.

But it flowed where it was visible. To large cities. To large organizations. To large cameras. Meanwhile, in villages where there were no volunteer headquarters or media attention, children were left with nothing.

The IACA saw this injustice and decided to correct it. Not loudly. Not for ratings. Simply to go where it was hardest — and to be there every Sunday.

Because a child living in a village 10 kilometers from the front line deserves the same attention as a child in the capital.