Key points
- The fifth “Path to Life” support group for people who have lost a loved one will begin in Kyiv on 4 April.
- Sessions will take place once every two weeks and will last two hours.
- This closed group is designed for eight participants and is led by certified psychologists.
- An individual consultation is provided before the start to explain the terms of participation.
- Participation is free of charge.
On 4 April, meetings of the fifth in-person support group “Path to Life” will begin in Kyiv for people who have lost a loved one within the past four months. The initiative is organised by the Ukrainian Veterans Fund of the Ministry for Veterans Affairs.
The closed group is designed for up to eight participants, who will work with certified psychologists from the Crisis and Legal Support Hotline of the Ukrainian Veterans Fund.
Before the sessions begin, participants will have an individual consultation to learn more about the format and conditions of participation.
Meetings will take place once every two weeks, on Saturdays at 12:00. Each session will last two hours with a break. A total of nine meetings is planned.
The sessions will be held near the Arsenalna metro station in Kyiv, with the exact location to be provided after registration. Participation is free of charge.
To join the support group, please fill in the form via the link. A private chat group will be set up for members, so please ensure you provide a valid phone number when registering.
A 24/7 psychological support hotline is also available at 0800-33-20-29.
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