After all, supporting Ukrainians during the war is not just about providing humanitarian aid.
This means implementing various projects that will enable us to survive various crisis situations without giving up and losing faith in a better future for ourselves, our families, and Ukraine as a whole. And not just implementing them, but also developing them effectively. That is why today our teams—the Help For Ukraine Charitable Foundation, led by its president Stepan Aslanyan, and the NGO For a Social Future—visited another of our Resilience Centers in the Vradiyiv community. As well as our partners – recipients of small grants for providing social services to families with children and children and/or early intervention services. Although the team here is small, it works hard for every member of our community, regardless of age or circumstances. They are actively working on programs for future events, studying the needs of participants, analyzing and preparing meaningful trainings that will be truly useful. And this is not only “Self-Help+”, but also simple yet effective techniques that people can use on a daily basis. On various topics: emotional burnout and self-help in difficult times, suicide prevention, and professional fulfillment at age 60+.
They also help community residents resolve important social and everyday issues. Here, they know for sure that mental health care must be accessible to everyone. That is why the Center’s team invests its knowledge, heart, and energy every day to make sure that every person feels supported. The Vradiyiv Territorial Community Resilience Center is a place where you are always welcome. Here, everyone regains their inner strength, balance, and self-confidence. We thank the Nova Ukraine International Foundation for supporting our charitable projects!
