With the support of the International Institute of Optimal Solutions Foundation, the “Unizh” camp was held in August 2025, offering meaningful rest and well-rounded development for children of Ukrainian Azov service members. The program combined recreation, education, and team-building.
The camp took place from August 9 to 18 in the scenic Ivano-Frankivsk oblast. A total of 60 children participated, supported by a team of 10 instructors and mentors. Over eight days, participants took part in a full program of workshops, training sessions, and practical activities.
The educational component featured orienteering, basic tactical training, tactical medicine, introductory drone skills, self-defense, and sports activities. Lectures on Ukrainian history, leadership, and teamwork also played an important role.
A highlight of the program was a one-day hike with rafting, which brought participants together through a shared challenge, created lasting memories, and strengthened their teamwork skills.
The organizers emphasize that the goal of the camp was to create a safe space where children of service members could rest, learn, and develop an active civic mindset. Participants returned home with new knowledge, friendships, and lasting memories.
The foundation expresses its gratitude to partners and mentors who contributed to the initiative and helped create a meaningful and inspiring summer for the children.
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