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The “Helping Hand to Ukraine” project continues its work

The “Helping Hand to Ukraine” project continues its work. In this terrible wartime, we see a lot of pain, confusion, fear. People are leaving their cities, leaving their homes. They experience a lot of suffering while under fire. The Helping Hand to Ukraine project team is ready to support everyone who needs psychological and any other help. At the moment, the psychologists of the project, Irina and Aleksey Sukhov, are in Galicia and are already actively involved in volunteer activities. Thus, at the Coordinating Council of Psychologists in Drohobych (Lviv region) Irina presented the program “Children and War”, and the participants of the event approved the proposal to use the program in work with refugees. There are now more than two thousand of them. In this regard, an offline training is being prepared for psychologists and volunteers of the city. In addition, all-Ukrainian online training on working with the Children and War program will start soon, as well as other projects aimed at helping Ukrainians affected by the war.

Join our team! Get involved in learning and start helping children in your city! We have plenty of work!

Help the project financially:
HOPE Worldwide Ukraine Charity Foundation
Privatbank card 5169330530018669

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