A child-friendly psychosocial support space has resumed its work in Rava-Ruska

Finally, after a long break the children’s center in Rava-Ruska, Lviv region, has opened its doors again for children and adults, bringing back a space of care and support.

At our center, activities with a speech therapist, psychologist, and educators have started within the framework of the project "Psychosocial Support for Children and Adults Affected by the War through Child-Friendly Spaces". Specialists provide group and individual sessions, helping children develop their speech, emotional resilience, and learning skills. Our space is a place where not only children, but also their parents, can recover and take a break. Here, they can receive professional support, regain strength, and experience a safe environment for growth and development.

The project aims to provide psychosocial support to children and adults affected by the war. Assistance is provided to those who need professional support from a speech therapist, psychologist, educator, and English language teacher but do not have the opportunity to access these services on their own.

The project is implemented with the support of the CBCK 한국천주교주교회의 (Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea).