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This tournament is more than a competition. It is a tribute to a man who left a lasting legacy in Ukrainian football. Teams of players born in 2014 and 2015 from different regions of Ukraine will take part. For the first time in Ukrainian youth football, the tournament matches will be broadcast by MEGOGO on its OTT platform and the MEGOGO SPORT channel.

For the first time in Ukrainian youth football, MEGOGO will broadcast the Volodymyr Velychko Memorial Tournament. The competition honors a prominent organizer of youth football events who dedicated more than 20 years to the development of children’s football in Ukraine.

The tournament will take place in Kyiv from June 20 to 22, bringing together teams of players born in 2014 and 2015 from different regions of Ukraine.

For the first time, MEGOGO will broadcast the Ukrainian youth football tournament held in memory of Volodymyr Velychko. The matches will be available on the MEGOGO OTT platform, including the MEGOGO Football linear channels and the MEGOGO SPORT TV channel, which is also available via T2 and cable networks. The tournament will be commentated by MEGOGO team members Serhii Lukianenko, Vitalii Kravchenko, and Vadym Sheviakin.

On June 3, a special event was held in Zhytomyr for 15 orphaned children and children without parental care. The celebration was organized by Olha Vyshnevska, who relocated from Kharkiv, together with the “Grow in Family” Foundation.

Grandmothers in Odesa who are raising orphaned children on their own were invited to enjoy complimentary beauty services. These older guardians devote their time, energy, and care to the children every day and often have little time or money left to focus on themselves.

The Beauty Without Age charity event has returned to Odesa. Launched by the “Grow in Family” Foundation, the project gives grandmothers who are raising their grandchildren on their own a chance to enjoy some well-deserved time for themselves.

On Family Day, we decided to share five stories of children supported by the “Grow in Family” Foundation. After losing their parents, these children were able to remain within their families instead of entering institutional care, thanks to grandparents who stepped in to raise and support them.