Loss of security
Chronic stress
Here we explain "Why it matters"
Lost childhood and lost connections
Millions of Ukrainian children are experiencing the traumatic experience of war: stress, displacement, separation from their familiar environment, and a blurring of identity. This leads to problems with concentration, anxiety, delayed fine motor development, and a sense of loss of connection with their roots. Traditional rehabilitation methods are often unavailable or irrelevant for daily use.
The power of tradition ORIGAMI
A book that builds the future
Activity book with tear-off pages and authentic ornaments
✅ Safe
without scissors and needles
✅ Authentic
real patterns of regions
✅ Simple
Schemes: Dove, Flower, House
How we work: UGI acts as a methodological and coordination center. We don't just print books — we develop art therapy programs, involve experts in ethnography and psychology, provide logistics to frontline regions, and control every stage: from the design of the ornament to the child's smile.
More than just paper
Our goal: to provide children with a tool for overcoming stress and restoring national identity through a combination of the Japanese art of origami and Ukrainian embroidery.
Art therapy
Stress reduction, fine motor skills development
Cultural code
Learning history through play, pride in heritage
Mentoring
Mentoring and psychological support
Accessibility
For bomb shelters, schools, homes. Inexpensive and mobile
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Creativity
Spatial thinking and the joy of creation
For partners
Together we help children overcome the trauma of war
What we expect:
DONOR - support the printing of the circulation.
PARTNER - help with distribution to IDP hubs
VOLUNTEER - conduct master classes
Why is this important for an investor:
Scalability - 1000 copies is just the start of the pilot.
Transparency - Complete reports on the transfer of books in Kharkiv and Zaporizhia regions.
Cultural Capital - Preserving the heritage of embroidery through an innovative format.
Ready to get started?
Contact us to learn more.
about opportunities for cooperation or participation in the UGI program.
