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A brief overview of the disaster, and an introduction to the Chernobyl Children's Project |
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A small museum in Kiev, dedicated to telling the story of the disaster |
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I'd suggest reading this before the exclusion zone page (unless you are a nuclear physicist ...) |
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A visit to the reactor site itself, at the centre of the 30km Exclusion Zone, and on to the ghost-town of Prypiat - once home to 50,000 people |
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The Mayflower Centre provides care & education for very severely disabled children whose needs cannot be accommodated in schools | |
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School Number 5 is a primary school which has been helped by the CCP to cater for the needs of disabled kids |  . |
The Rodni Kut and Klimovka homes provide family-like homes for children and young adults with physical & mental disabilities |
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The Children's Cancer Hospital cares for 200 children, 75% of whom will survive | |
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Details of how you can help the work of the Chernobyl Children's Project |