Family Center for Mental Health “Your Support”

Here, children rediscover their inner strength

The war in Ukraine has entered its fourth year. Its consequences have long spread beyond the frontline.
Children who have experienced evacuation, the loss of a home or a father on the front, who live in constant anxiety or study online — are already traumatized.

Hundreds of them admit:
“I dream of just disappearing.”
“I constantly think something bad will happen.”
“I don't believe adults can help.”

These are not isolated stories — this is a systemic mental health crisis among children.

That’s why we created the Family Mental Wellbeing Center "Tvoya Opora" — a safe space for recovery.
We work every day. All services are free.

Our Center is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of professionals trained to work with trauma.
It includes child, adult and family psychologists, neuropsychologists, neuroeducators, speech and language therapists, special educators, teachers, creative facilitators, a case manager and a support team — all working holistically with the child and their family.

Who can receive help?

• Children affected by war, including those who experienced occupation or are internally displaced

• Children of military personnel

• Families of fallen defenders

• Children with special educational needs

• Families in difficult life circumstances

• Guardians, adoptive parents, foster families, and other forms of alternative care

What we do

Psychological support — individual consultations for children, teenagers, and adults; addressing PTSD, anxiety, aggression, apathy
Family therapy — restoring trust, connection, and communication within families
Educational recovery — helping children catch up with learning, improve memory, focus, reading and writing skills
Sensory room and neuroeducation — for children with special needs or emotional regulation difficulties
Anti-bullying and online safety programs — trainings, educational sessions, classroom interventions, and one-on-one work
Creative workshops, group activities, celebrations — to support socialization, integration, and reduce isolation
Lectures for parents, teachers, and guardians — on emotional burnout, sexual education, coping with trauma and loss
Teen support groups — focused on trust, self-identity, and emotional intelligence
Psychoeducation through games and interactive formats — helping teens explore relationships, emotions, and personal choice
Mentorship program — a long-term support initiative connecting orphans and vulnerable teens with trusted adult mentors who become a source of stability, trust, and inspiration

Support the Center

Every donation means:
– one more psychologist who will listen to a child
– one more evening without fear
– one more "I can do this" whispered by a child to themselves

❤️ Together, we help children not just survive — but truly live.