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Trainers of the “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” Program Received Certificates in Kyiv

On February 4, a festive certificate award ceremony was held in Kyiv for the trainers of the “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” program. The event brought together specialists from various cities across Ukraine, including Kyiv, Kherson, Mariupol, Tarashcha, Dymer, Boryspil, Kryvyi Rih and others.

The participants completed their training back in October 2024. After that they began working with groups of children and adults, helping them to cope with the consequences of war. Over the past four months, they have gained invaluable experience — some have conducted two or three courses, some – as many as nine!

These trainers have become true agents of change, who are creating safe spaces for children where they can express their feelings and learn to manage stress. There is still much important work ahead, and this certificate marks only the beginning of a long and meaningful journey.

We wish each of them strength, resilience, and new achievements in this noble mission! Together, we help children find stability and hope for the future.

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