40 children from the Lutsk City Territorial Community visited Poland
Thanks to a Memorandum of cooperation between the Department of Social Services for Families, Children, and Youth of the Lutsk City Council and the Cor Ignis Foundation, 40 children from the Lutsk City Territorial Community visited the Republic of Poland.
From August 3 to August 10, 2025, a recreation program was organized at the ZNP Scout Center Stanica Trzy Morgi. The teenagers gained experience in scout camping, spent time in a safe environment, had a psychological reset, and received an important historical and patriotic lesson — they visited and honored fallen Ukrainian soldiers from the early 19th century.
The group met with representatives of the Cor Ignis Foundation, Jakub Czerwiński, and the Secretary of Piotrków County, Ireneusz Czerwiński.
The program also included engaging and meaningful tours around Piotrków Trybunalski: a journey into the Middle Ages and the city’s heroic past! They visited the Muzeum w Piotrkowie Trybunalskim, the city media library, the Fala water park, the Nadleśnictwo Piotrków, Lasy Państwowe eco-zoo, and the Centrum Sportowe Wesolandia swimming pool.
The children also lived in scout barracks in the forest, in a green zone near the Pilica River. They experienced real scout life, enjoyed plenty of fun activities, received emotional and psychological support, decorated their favorite T-shirts during art therapy, and took part in a wide variety of games.
The group recharged with positive energy and happiness, experiencing a carefree childhood, free from anxiety and war!
We sincerely thank Jakub Czerwiński — a true patriot and tireless volunteer from Poland who does an extraordinary amount for Ukraine! This time, the Cor Ignis Foundation also delivered a VOLVO vehicle for the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Roman the Great.
Together, we are bringing VICTORY closer!
Department of Social Services for Families, Children, and Youth,
Department of International Cooperation and Project Activities