Paper Duck is a participatory kindness project that turns one simple sheet of paper into a visible message: no one should face life’s hardest moments alone.
Paper Duck brings children, families, schools and communities together around an action everyone can understand: fold a duck, share its story and turn attention into real support.
The film follows Ivona, her father Branko and the quiet moment when a paper duck grows from a family memory into an act of solidarity.
The comic is available in both languages. Use the switch at the top of the page.
Paper Duck does not begin by asking people only to donate. It first gives them something meaningful to do together.
Make one paper duck at home, at school, at work or at a workshop.
Share the duck and the human story it carries with your community.
Turn attention into attendance, donations, partnerships and real-world support.
The first Paper Duck action supports Branko, Ivona’s father. The project turns a personal struggle into a shared community response through stories, paper ducks and public events.
“Every folded duck, every shared story and every sign of support brings Branko one step closer to healing — and one step closer to life.”
Every paper duck can carry a story, invite a conversation and bring one more person into a circle of support.
Our first gathering brought people together to fold, share and support Branko.
Before the first duck was folded in the park, this bilingual invitation brought people together.
The invitation became a real gathering — these are the moments that followed.
What will your duck mean to someone?
Fold your first Paper DuckPaper Duck is an initiative that uses the simple act of folding an origami duck to inspire kindness, community and hope.
