Psycho-emotional support for Ukrainian teenagers in times of war
28 teenagers found new strength and hope thanks to a trip to the Carpathians, which was a real breath of fresh air in their lives!
In times of war, when Ukrainian children face daily stress, anxiety and uncertainty about the future, it is important to provide not only material and food aid, but also emotional support. The ENEIDA Charitable Foundation, understanding the importance of mental health for the younger generation, supported the implementation of a unique project - a trip to the Carpathians for 28 teenagers.
The holiday programme was full of activities aimed at restoring the psycho-emotional state of the children: rafting, exciting hikes in the mountains, joint dinners with authentic cuisine, all of which created an atmosphere of warmth and comfort. Professional psychologists and specialists worked with the teenagers to help them better understand their emotions, find inner resources and restore their mental balance.
This project has become an excellent opportunity for children to feel supported, make new friends and experience the beauty of the world even in times of war. Every moment spent among the majestic Carpathians, every smile and every new experience was invaluable in building their faith in a better future!
We are extremely grateful to everyone who has supported us, enabling us to continue to give Ukrainian children hope, warmth and the chance to live a full life, even in the most difficult of times.
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