The project remains highly relevant

The project “Psychosocial Support for Children in Times of War” remains highly relevant in the context of ongoing hostilities and their long-term impact on children’s mental health.

Orphaned children and children living in difficult life circumstances are among the most vulnerable population groups. War exacerbates their traumatic experiences and limits their access to a safe environment, stable support, and quality psychological assistance. Therefore, the need for systematic psychosocial support remains critically important.

Within the framework of the project, we plan to organize social and psychological camps aimed at children’s emotional recovery, the development of self-regulation skills, strengthening resilience, and fostering a sense of safety and trust. These camps create a safe space where children can receive professional support from specialists and gain positive experiences of interaction.

Currently, the project team continues to seek financial, material, and partnership resources to implement the planned activities.

We invite donors, partners, and all concerned individuals to support the project. Any contribution is important and highly valued, as it directly contributes to improving children’s psychological well-being and supporting their path to recovery.