August is like the edge of summer, the summer vacation is already coming to an end. But this is definitely not a reason for disappointment, since there is still time to meet with peers and attend classes with psychologists in children's spaces working within the PROMESSA project: "Pearl" — in Novovodolazka, "Kryla" — in Zlatopilska, "Zherelo" in Tomakivska communities.
In each of the spaces, the teams organize their work, practicing an individual approach and taking into account the needs of each child between the ages of 4 and 17 in psychosocial support and development. Safety and care for each and every one are also important principles in the activity of children's spaces.
Free activities for children of all ages and their parents or guardians are held every week in the spaces "Pearl", "Wings" and "Source". In particular, this:
- psychosocial support measures for children from 4 to 17 years old;
- classes for teenagers aged 10-17 that improve communication with peers, develop communication skills and youth leadership;
- psychosocial support measures for parents (guardians), positive parenting;
- individual psychologist consultations for children and their parents;
- development and unloading classes, master classes;
- case management – case management.
All classes are conducted by experienced specialists with appropriate psychological and social education. And this allows not only to form skills, but also to work out stressful situations that children often experience in war conditions. Visit the children's spaces that work within the PROMESSA project. You are always welcome.
The project "PROMESSA: Protection of children, response to emergency situations and health care for the most vulnerable families affected by the conflict in the Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions" is implemented by the NGO "Association of Democratic Development" in partnership with the branch of the "Ter des Om Italy ETS" foundation in Ukraine (TDH Italy) Terre des Hommes Italia in Ucraina. The project is financed by Italian Cooperation. And it is implemented with the aim of strengthening mental health and improving the social adaptation of children and their families who suffered from the war in the Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
