The program included intensive English language studies, cultural exchange, visits to leading educational institutions, participation in motivational activities, and a genuine immersion in a school environment. The Eneida Foundation fully covered the costs for flights, visa processing, transfers, medical insurance, and chaperones for 12 of the participants.

The children attended several prestigious institutions, including:

University of St Andrews

Lord Wandsworth College

University College London (UCL)

Bloxham School

Wellington School

University of Brighton

During their trip, the children not only studied the language but also participated in sports, excursions, and intercultural meetings. For most of them, this was their first time experiencing an educational system abroad — a new experience that inspired them, built their self-confidence, and fueled their desire to continue learning.

The educational visits to the UK are part of a larger initiative, "Empowering Children Through Education," implemented by the "Children of Heroes" CF with the support of its partners. The program's goal is to help children who have lost one or both parents due to the war overcome educational gaps, regain an interest in learning, and find a sense of inner strength in their new reality.