Smuha Family Resilience Project

In November alone, our Smuha Family Resilience Project made a tremendous impact:
– 78 individual psychological consultations
– 215 individual speech therapy consultations
– 556 adults and children participated in group psychological sessions

The word Smuha, meaning path, lane, or line in Ukrainian, symbolizes finding a way forward even in the hardest times. 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.

Together, we’re creating brighter paths for Ukraine’s future. 💙💛

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