Anya was 14 when Putin bombed her home. In the rush to escape, she lost a notebook with her mother's phone number. She could only remember the first three digits.

Russian troops took Anya to a "re-education" camp in Moscow where Ukrainian children are frequently punished and taught to love Putin. Her mother searched for months, until independent investigators finally found Anya and reunited them.

Others aren’t so lucky.

Thousands of Ukrainian children have been abducted by Russia and placed in camps, or adopted against their will. Despite a warrant for his arrest, Putin has signalled that abductions will intensify -- and countless more children could be taken in the coming months.

Families are desperate to find their kids, but most don’t have the means to save them. We can help.

Avaaz is in contact with groups who are tracking down lost kids and helping parents get across the border to save them. If each of us chips in just a little, we could supercharge their work. AND we'll power our campaign to sanction those responsible, while building a rock-solid case to hold Putin accountable for war crimes.

Wherever you are in the world, this is another chance to play a positive role in this horrific war by reuniting families that Putin is ripping apart. Let's bring these kids home -- donate now!