Levchyk Specrtum Hub

Our world is extremely diverse. It is full of sounds, colors, smells, touches, and looks. This is our world and it is beautiful! And now close your eyes for a moment and imagine how all this beauty of the world turns into a cacophony of sounds, a flurry of touches, like a raging crowd where everyone wants to touch you. And so with any of the usual sensations, which can not only take you by surprise but even cause severe stress and make you look for a safe place where you can hide from everything. This is how children with autism spectrum disorders see the world.

During the war, rockets and bombs became such shocks to us, ordinary people. And for a child with ASD, just the touch of a person or a change in the room feels similar to such explosions. They just happen in her nervous system.

The Future for Ukraine Foundation is opening the LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB for children with autism spectrum disorders who have left the war zone. We strive to create a safe space for children in which they can develop, adapt to new conditions, and integrate into society.

We plan to help 100 children with ASD and hold 2,470 classes every month! For this, we have already rented premises of over 600 m², which are currently being renovated.

In the period from 3 to 7 years parents have the best opportunity to adapt a child with ASD. But under the condition of regular classes and making maximum efforts — both on the part of parents and teachers. Later, children with ASD may not have a chance to integrate into society.

Address of LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB: Lviv, str. B. Khmelnytskyi, 114-a.

Support a safe space for the development of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) evacuated from a war zone. Between the ages of 3 and 7, parents have the greatest chance of adapting and integrating a child with ASD into society. We can't waste time.