On Children's Protection Day, the Ministry of Internal Affairs presented the audiobook 'Voices of Childhood'. This project was created to provide children with a sense of warmth, comfort, and support, reminding them that there are always those who protect them. Participants in the project – police officers, national guards, border guards, and rescuers – lent their voices to the audiobook.
Kateryna Pavlichenko, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, emphasized that every child who hears this audiobook should feel that adults are always nearby, ready to care for and love them. She thanked all project participants for making this book truly magical with their voices.
Event Participants
Children of military personnel who were released from captivity, as well as children of wounded defenders undergoing treatment and rehabilitation, were invited to the event. The presentation also featured the authors of the fairy tales, among whom 10 of the best were chosen for this collection.
The audiobook can be listened to on the YouTube channel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine at the link: https://youtube.com/playlist…
The Ukrainian units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs prepared the audiobook 'Voices of Childhood', where police officers, national guards, border guards, and rescuers brought to life child characters with their voices, reminding every child that there is always someone who cares for and protects them.