We help people with what we do best - providing psychological help to everyone who needs it here and now.
The Institute of Applied Psychology and Psychotherapy launched a charity fund to help people affected by the war, with the main focus on children and teenagers from small villages and towns.
What we do:
- we develop programs of socio-psychological adaptation and rehabilitation for children, adolescents and their families who were affected by war.
- we conduct these programs (in the form of training) in cities and villages throughout Ukraine.
- we identify children and adolescents who need deeper, individual work with psychologists, and provide this help individually.
Why us?
- we have a vast expertise in working with people who have experienced difficult life circumstances, like war.
- our team of psychotherapists is qualified for such work and has international certifications.
- we go to different villages and cities to work with people right where they are.
- we use the most modern methods of working with the psychological consequences of war.
- we know how to diagnose children, teenagers and their parents for PTSD, dissociation, depersonalization, stress disorders, etc.
- and the most important thing is that we are fast and mobile.
What do we need to run the program?
First of all, we need financial help. The average cost of one social-psychological adaptation event is UAH 15,000. We do not charge for our work. This money is needed for:
- Renting a physical space for the program;
- Fuel to reach the destinations (a particular village or town);
- Creating comfortable conditions for the program participants by providing drinks, snacks, stationery, blankets, etc.
- Informational support for this program so that everyone who needs help could find us;
Thank you for your support!
