Profession training for children during the war. 2

Difficult life circumstances leave their mark on our morale. Depression develops into anxiety, burnout, and even depression. War puts us in front of the fact, and we must adapt in order to continue to live a full life, to remain strong and healthy. Everyone is looking for something to fill the void that arises in difficult moments. Someone is distracted by fleeting entertainment, someone closes in on himself. At such moments, the best solution is to look for new hobbies, to discover yourself in a new way. Mental or physical work allows you to feel confident, useful, and see the result of your actions. Through work, we get to know ourselves and achieve inner harmony.

Such a new hobby for children can be sewing classes. Twice a week, a teacher of our organization who has experience as a teacher and seamstress will continue to conduct theoretical and practical classes in our training sewing workshop in Kyiv. Children from large or single-parent families, children of IDPs, orphans and children who lost their parents before or during the war and are under guardianship in a group of up to 10 people will not only be able to master the profession of seamstress and learn how to sew products with their own hands, but also discover creative abilities, form aesthetic ideas, creativity, responsibility and independence.

Today we need your financial assistance to support our project. Thanks to you, we will be able to pay for the work of a seamstress, supplies for classes and utilities. Give your children the opportunity to gain new experiences and skills that they can use in their lives.