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Under this program, psychologists provide vital assistance to the mental wellness of traumatized civilian people, especially Ukrainian children. 

The Smuha Family Resilience Project is one of the core projects under mental wellness initiatives. The word Smuha in Ukrainian language, means path, lane, or line. We focus on creating the path from the most difficult conditions to strong mental wellness and future development. Smuha has multiple components to address the needs of children and those who care for them. 

“It is vital to the health of Ukraine’s children and young people that they are not overlooked during this challenging time. We are proud to be at the forefront of efforts to care for the people who represent such a crucial piece of our nation’s future.” Maryna Baydyuk, President, UHU.

Teachers and kinds are playing in the Smuha Family Resilience Centre
A Teacher and a kind in a playing room of the Smuha Family Resilience Centre
A teached and a teenager during the Smuha Family Resilience Centrelessons in the
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A woman and a 10-year-old boy hugging one another at the SMUHA family centre in Ukraine. Shelves filled with many toys.
Inside one of the Smuha family center in Ukraine, a social worker is leading exercises with a bot. Another woman, boy's mother, is here as well.
A woman hugged a child as a sign of support.
A woman is wearing a SMUHA T-shirt and is playing and doing some exercises with a girl as part of an art therapy session.
A woman is wearing a SMUHA T-shirt and is playing with kids as part of an art therapy session. There are many toys in the background.
A girl around 4 years old and two social workers are doing some exercises in the SMUHA family centre in Ukraine.

Latest Reports

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SMUHA Family Resilience Center Opens in Ivano-Frankivsk
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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 families​ and kids?
Support Mental Health Initiatives during Wartime in Ukraine
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With your help, we’re empowering psychologists through WHO-certified training to support Ukrainians’ mental health and adapting to the realities of war.
Smuha Family Resilience Project
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This program supports the mental health and resilience of children and families impacted by war, offering therapeutic activities, support groups, and safe spaces for healing.

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