The story of Maria is just one example of how mental health projects are transforming lives. Learn how Maria regained emotional strength and stability with the assistance of a social worker trained with the Problem Management Plus program.
The new SMUHA family resilience center is now open in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine!
What do we do, and who gains from our new supportive environment for Ukrainian kids and families?
Thank you for joining us for “Diary of War,” a documentary performance highlighting the true stories of Ukrainians. Listen to these voices, voices of resilience, belief, strength, and hope brought to life by DC’s finest actors. Learn more about the powerful premiere and fundraising to support Hospitallers Paramedics Ukraine.
As summer nears, Ukraine faces intensifying strikes. Here’s how we’re responding—together, supporting Ukrainians during the missile and drone attacks, displaced people, hospitals, and defenders.
Oleksandr Vikhruk and Maksym Radiuk, maimed Ukrainian soldiers, know the war’s real cost. Now, through pain and hope, both defenders work with US doctors towards recovery and plan to make their dreams come true.
This Monday, a new phase of the PM+ program by the World Health Organization World Health Organization (WHO) kicked off in Vinnytsia. The initiative trains social workers and psychologists, who will soon be able to provide support to those who need it most.
Sixteen consultants, psychologists, and social workers for war-affected communities successfully completed all stages of the training and received their certificates. Learn how new knowledge empowers professionals to provide better support to those living in the ongoing war.
With your help, we’re empowering psychologists through WHO-certified training to support Ukrainians’ mental health and adapting to the realities of war.