We help children move from digital addiction to creative purpose —
through culture, media, and the journey toward their dream.
Honest. Personal. Strong.
Dreamers of Ukraine was born from a personal story. Our founder faced a painful reality many families know too well —
a child lost in digital addiction, isolation, and lack of purpose.
Walking this path as a mother, educator, and creator, she developed a method that helps children rediscover imagination, discipline, creativity, and a global dream for their life.
Be part of the journey
Volunteer, collaborate, or bring the project to your city.
We develop the next generation
We develop the next generation by creating cultural and media projects that help children:
- dream boldly
- think creatively
- set life goals
- discover talents and vocation
- learn to help others
We move children from the territory of laziness — to the territory of creativity, purpose, and responsibility.
What we do
Christmas Dream Show
Christmas Dream Show is a cultural innovation in philanthropy.
Children write poetry about their dreams and life experiences.
These texts are transformed into professional songs performed by artists and broadcast on major media platforms.
For children, it becomes a life-changing moment: their voice is heard, their thoughts matter, their dreams reach millions.
U Dream Show — Radio
U Dream Show is a weekly radio program that gives children and teenagers a voice, discussing creativity, purpose, culture, and social responsibility.
Media partner: Ethno FM
U Dream School
U Dream School is a charitable media school where children receive professional-level creative education — free of charge — learning music, media, performance, teamwork, and leadership.
From Dream to Purpose
A simple, structured path that differentiates Dreamers from “clubs” and “entertainment”.
The child learns to dream.
Thoughts turn into ideas.
Ideas become poetry, songs, media.
The child is heard.
The child learns to influence and help others.
Natalia Hinkul — Founder & CEO
Focus not on titles, but on the journey:
- Producer of cultural projects
- Author of a method for working with children
- Leader of international charitable initiatives
Design note: the photo should feel alive, not corporate.
Clear trust signals
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit status
- Geography of projects
- Partners
- Real children, real stories
- Reporting (without overload)