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Chernobyl Week - Calling all volunteers
(12-Mar-2010)
Monday, 26th April 2010 will mark the 24th Anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. In recognition of this anniversary, Chernobyl Children’s Project International will once again roll out National Chernobyl Week (26th April to 2nd May) to commemorate and honour the children and adults who live with social, economic and medical deprivation as a result of the disaster which happened 24 years ago.
(12-Mar-2010)
Monday, 26th April 2010 will mark the 24th Anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. In recognition of this anniversary, Chernobyl Children’s Project International will once again roll out National Chernobyl Week (26th April to 2nd May) to commemorate and honour the children and adults who live with social, economic and medical deprivation as a result of the disaster which happened 24 years ago.

Vesnova Children's Mental Asylum recieves award
(12-Mar-2010)
Chernobyl Children’s Project International is delighted to announce Vesnova Children’s Mental Asylum has been voted the best orphanage for children with special needs due to its great living conditions and high level of medical service. The award is the result of a review by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection and the Republic Committee of Trade Unions. The review was carried out on more than 70 social institutions in Belarus.
(12-Mar-2010)
Chernobyl Children’s Project International is delighted to announce Vesnova Children’s Mental Asylum has been voted the best orphanage for children with special needs due to its great living conditions and high level of medical service. The award is the result of a review by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection and the Republic Committee of Trade Unions. The review was carried out on more than 70 social institutions in Belarus.
The Door - Oscar nominated short film
(10-Mar-2010)
Oscar nominated short film The Door is an emotional and beautifully told story of a man and his family dealing with the terrible aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster. The film was made in Chernobyl contaminated lands by Juanita Wilson and James Flynn.
(10-Mar-2010)
Oscar nominated short film The Door is an emotional and beautifully told story of a man and his family dealing with the terrible aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster. The film was made in Chernobyl contaminated lands by Juanita Wilson and James Flynn.

Big 'Chernobyl Heart' thank you from Kharkiv
(8-Mar-2010)
On behalf of the children who received life saving heart operations in Kharkiv, Ukraine this past month, Dima says "thank you!"
(8-Mar-2010)
On behalf of the children who received life saving heart operations in Kharkiv, Ukraine this past month, Dima says "thank you!"
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- Become a child sponsor today
- Many of our children on CCPI's Hospice & Community Programme are in need of individual support and sponsorship. By becoming a child sponsor and donating €25.00 a month you will help to considerably improve the quality of life for one child affected by the ongoing devastating effects of the Chernobyl disaster.
CCPI Video Links
THE DOOR - Short Film from Octagon Films on Vimeo.



