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  • Emile Foundation's delegation outside the U.S. Capitol, each wearing a shirt naming the family member they are trying to bring home.

    In Washington, Emile Foundation Presents FOUND. NOT HOME., Its First Investigation Report

    Last week in Washington, Emile Foundation presented FOUND. NOT HOME. — our first independent humanitarian investigation report — alongside testimony from the mothers and a grandmother still searching for the children and grandchild taken from them.

  • Emile Foundation hosting a press conference in Kyiv with some of the Oleshky mothers

    Emile Foundation Locates 46 of 84 Children Taken from Oleshky Boarding School

    New investigation by Emile Foundation identifies dozens of vulnerable Ukrainians still living under Russian control and reveals the legal barriers preventing their return home.

  • Press Release 05-11-2024

    Press release: Dutch non-governmental organisation the Orphans Feeding Foundation has officially changed its name to Emile Foundation. To better enhance the goal of the organisation and to suit the current mission Emile Foundation stands as a testament to resilience and the enduring spirit of the children we help.

  • Press release 08-10-2024

    Holland-based Orphans Feeding Foundation has been named a winner in PR Daily’s Nonprofit Communications Awards in the Awareness Campaign – Video category.

  • Press release 04-09-2024

    Our foundation unveils the international “Back2School but not for them” campaign, addressing the critical issue of Ukrainian children deported by Russia.

  • Press presentation of Ukraine's Bring Kids Back initiative in the Netherlands

    Press release 15-09-2023

    Six Ukrainian children – who have returned from deportation or forcible displacement by Russia – met today with European officials in the Hague. They aimed to raise awareness of children’s rights violations committed by Russia.

  • Press release 10-08-2023

    Thousands of Ukrainian children have forcibly been removed by Russia from their families and homes.
    Our foundation is mandated to announce the ‘Bring Kids Back UA’ project, a large-scale campaign to raise awareness, build political pressure, raise funding to trace and return the deported children back home to their Ukrainian relatives.