Football club Ruh, led by the club’s honorary president, Hryhoriy Kozlovskyy, joined forces with the Lviv Regional Military Administration to help children with special needs living in the Rozdil orphanage.
Together, they have created a program to help these children and young people socialize, develop their skills and become more confident.

“Thanks to our joint efforts with the Lviv Regional Military Administration, we were able to launch this important project. It is important for us that every child feels like a part of our big football family. We are convinced that sport can unite people and help them overcome any barriers,” said Hryhoriy Kozlovskyy.

The Ruh players warmly welcomed the guests from Rozdil orphanage.
The children not only toured the academy, but also received sports uniforms as a gift.
And as a memento of the visit, they presented the players with a hand-painted picture.
More than 80 children from Rozdil orphanage will have the opportunity to play football under the guidance of professional coaches.

“This is a great chance for them to prove themselves and believe in themselves,” shares her impressions Marianna Traska, acting director of the orphanage.

Hrihoriy Kozlovsky and his team make a significant contribution to helping Ukrainians affected by the war.
Thanks to their support, hundreds of people will receive the necessary medical care and will be able to return to normal life.
Their initiatives cover a wide range of needs: from prosthetics for the wounded to the restoration of children’s hospitals.

“Our cooperation with the Rozdil orphanage has a history. Now we have decided to take it to a new level by making it more open and large-scale. It is important for us that football unites people and helps to overcome any barriers. We are ready to support our wards on their way to self-realization and integration into society,” said Ihor Dedyshyn, CEO of FC Ruh.

Hryhoriy Kozlovsky, FC Ruh, and the Emily Resort hotel complex demonstrated their concern by allocating UAH 4 million for important humanitarian initiatives.
The funds were used to provide prosthetics to wounded soldiers and civilians at the Superhumans Center and the Unbroken charity foundation, as well as to restore the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, they have been actively supporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces and organizing charity events for children affected by the war.