As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, children and teenagers are facing significant psychological challenges. The ongoing war has disrupted their lives, leading to increased stress, anxiety, and trauma. In response, a Ukrainian non-governmental organization (NGO) is working to support affected adolescents by organizing specialized camps that blend therapeutic activities with recreational elements. These camps aim to provide a safe environment where young people can process their experiences and emotions. Therapists and counselors work alongside educators and volunteers to create a structured yet relaxed setting. Activities include group discussions, art therapy, and physical games, all designed to help participants express their feelings and build resilience. The initiative is supported by international donors who recognize the long-term impact of war on children's mental health. Funding from abroad has allowed the NGO to expand its reach, offering these camps in multiple regions across Ukraine. Despite the challenges of operating in a conflict zone, the organization has managed to create a network of support for thousands of young people. While the camps cannot erase the pain of war, they offer a vital lifeline to children struggling with its emotional toll. By combining professional mental health support with the healing power of play and community, these programs aim to help Ukrainian youth rebuild their sense of normalcy and hope for the future.