Today, during the war in Ukraine, children and adults from different cities of our country began to study self-help techniques under the program “Children and War. Teaching Recovering Techniques”. Classes are held in Khmelnytsky, Rivne, Kryvyi Rih (Dnipro region), Sambor and Drohobych (Lviv region), Rybakivka (Mykolaiv region) and other settlements. The traumas of the war will be overcome for both young and adult Ukrainians thanks to a team of coaches who have just been trained in the “Helping Hand for Ukraine” project under the “Children and War” program. Psychological support groups gather in schools, churches, libraries, social service centers, and some start their work online. Thank you, Vira Sharonova, Natalia Popyk, sisters Anastasia and Tadeya, Svitlana Olfirenko, Halyna Ozhubko, Maria Zamishchak, Olga Lapteva, Halyna Vasylat, for the provided photos and steadfastness and love for Ukrainians!
Young and adult Ukrainians study self-help techniques under the program “Children and War”
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