Families On The Frontline goes beyond the headlines, to talk to real people and real families living through crisis. This podcast is their opportunity to be heard.
Every journey is unique. Every family is different. Every story deserves to be told.
Nothing could prepare Pavel for what he was about to see. This is his story.
It's the story of a father, apart from his family, who stayed back to help people in need. He faces daily missiles and abject destruction all around him, yet still the Ukrainian spirit stays strong.
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9 Mar 2022
104. Ukraine: Sergey
Sergey had to get his two young children out of Bacha before it was taken by the Russians. This is his story.
It's a story of resilience in the face of adversity, and the hidden strength of children.
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6 Mar 2022
101. Ukraine: Vadym
Vadym is a husband and father of two daughters, living in Kyiv. This is his story.
His incredible story takes us all the way back to 2014, before hearing how he reconnected with his family at the start of the invasion, and what he is doing now to help support his brothers in the fight against Russia.
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6 Mar 2022
102. Ukraine: Tetiana
Tetiana and her husband were away from their 5-year-old son when the invasion began. This is her story.
Her story takes us through her fears and worries being so far away, and not being able to account for the safety of her child, as well as her desperate endeavours to reunite their family in a safe location.
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6 Mar 2022
103. Ukraine: Maxim
Some people call Maxim a dreamer. This is his story.
Listen as Maxim tells us all about his unique attitude to adversity. Living in the centre of Kyiv, his story is one of hope, optimism and positivity, despite everything.
If you would like to help the people of Ukraine, please consider donating to the British Red Cross, at redcross.org.uk, which will help reach and support people in urgent need.
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