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Recovery Camp

Announcement of open tender for accommodation and catering services

The charitable organization "LBF 'Sincere Heart'" within the framework of implementing the project "Protection and Mental Health of Children from Vulnerable Categories in Ukraine", which is being implemented in partnership with the International Charitable Organization "CF 'SOS Children's Villages' Ukraine", announces an open tender for the provision of accommodation and catering services for camp participants during the period of October-November 2025.

Recovery Camp

Announcement of open tender for accommodation, meals and therapy services for four "Recovery Camp" camps

The charitable organization "LBF "Sincere Heart"" announces an open tender for the provision of accommodation and catering services for participants of four six-day camps for the period September-November 2025.

Recovery Camp

The winner of the tender for accommodation and catering services has been determined

Based on the results of the open tender competition for the provision of accommodation and catering services, the recreational complex "Otaman Resort" located at: Pasiky-Zubrytski village, Mazepa street, 120, was selected as the winner.
August 10, 2025

Recovery Camp

Announcement of an open tender for accommodation and catering services

We are honored to announce the launch of the project “SOS Children. Emergency Assistance Program” in partnership with the International Charitable Organization “Charitable Foundation ‘SOS Children's Villages’ Ukraine.” 

As part of this project, the Charitable Organization “LCF ‘Sincere Heart’” announces an open tender for the provision of accommodation and catering services for camp participants for the period of August — September 2025.

Recovery Camp

BO "LBF "True Heart" launched a new project "My Friend"

The NGO "LBF "Schyre Sertse" has launched a new project "My friend" with the support of the organization "Terre des Hommes Netherlands". The main goal of which is to meet the socio-emotional needs of young children and their parents in a humanitarian context. The project program is aimed at helping children aged 5-7 and their parents overcome the consequences of psychological trauma resulting from experienced violence, war or displacement. Facilitators-psychologists conduct weekly classes with children and separate classes with parents to provide support and guidance.