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On January 5, a children's Christmas futsal tournament was also held at the Polytechnic Sports Complex. It was attended by 6 teams: "CYSS-25-1", "CYSS-25-2", "Temp-1", "Temp-2", "FEMELI" and "Dynamo".

The Lilia Rebryk Charitable Foundation together with the Student Parliament of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute organized and held a New Year's celebration for children who were forced to leave their homes because of the war at the Student Consolidation Center.

"Will there be a children's trip to Poland this year?" This question was among the five most frequent requests to the KPI trade union committee before the start of the recreation season. And it was very pleasing, because it shows the successful experience of previous trips.

On June 1, the whole world celebrated the International Children's Day. Unfortunately, the Children's Day in 2023 in Ukraine was held in the context of war. But it did not prevent the Charitable Foundation "Development. Children.

Kyiv residents, who left the capital with their children due to the armed aggression of the russian federation, are returning to the capital. It is not surprising that there is a need to restore the work of kindergartens in the city.

On June 1, the world celebrates Children's Day. On this day public attention is drawn to the needs and rights of the child in many countries.

In January, 2018 in the KPI was held the Christmas futsal tournament "Cup of Labor Union". This tournament is held more than ten years, and the list of participants remains almost invariable.

On 4-5 January 2017 at the initiative of the department of sports perfection and trade union of KPI named after Igor Sikorsky took place the First Children's Christmas Futsal Tournament.

From 18  to 29 August 2015, the children of staff of NTUU "KPI", aged from 10 up to 14 years (in the photo), have visited the capital of Poland within cooperation between the labor union organizations of Kyiv and Warsaw Polytechnic.

After the fourth anniversary of the Chernobyl accident the terrible consequences of this disaster acutely evident in a flash of cancer in children.