Mental health

The foundation actively works to ensure the psychosocial well-being of war-affected individuals, women, youth, and IDPs.

• Psychological Support for IDPs and Women – self-help groups, individual psychologist consultations.
• Development of Emotional Intelligence in Children – programs supporting the mental health of children from IDP families.
• Burnout Prevention for Social Workers – training for civic activists working with crisis groups.
• Community Mental Health Programs – implementation of psychosocial rehabilitation initiatives at the local level.

Achievements:

• Conducted resilience training for hundreds of IDPs.
• Implemented mental health support programs for children in crisis-affected communities.