For the first time in Ukraine, the Better Care Awards were presented: who received the awards
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Anna Tkach
21.11.2025 - 10:22
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"Better Care Awards": Denys Uliutin awarded the winners in the nomination "Care Architects"
According to Міністерство соц. політики: Today in Kyiv, the first ceremony of the national award "A Family for Every Child. Better Care Awards" took place. This event coincided with Children's Day, which Ukraine celebrated this year along with the world - on Universal Children's Day.
This year, 367 applications were submitted for the award. From this number, 16 laureates were determined in four main nominations:
- "Care Architects" – for leadership in implementing the reform of care and support for children;
- "Family Power" – for strengthening the family as the best environment for a child's development;
- "Ambassadors of Warmth" – for the development of family forms of upbringing and adoption;
- "Voice of Change" – for societal support of the reform.
"True state care for children is not just decisions and policies. It is the recognition and support of the people and teams who, through their daily work, place the child at the center of the system"
– emphasized Denys Uliutin.
The national award "Better Care Awards" recognized those who work to improve the lives of children and create a more caring environment for them. This is an important event that highlights the significance of family and a caring attitude towards children in society.
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