Since the beginning of the year, 32 more Resilience Centres will start operating in Ukraine, bringing the total number of such spaces to 247 in 23 regions. These centres provide free psychological support, help with social issues and offer a variety of activities for adults and children.
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In 2024, the network of Resilience Centres has already implemented more than 600,000 events involving thousands of Ukrainians. The pilot project launched in 2023 brought together 215 centres, including those in communities relocated from the temporarily occupied territories. More than 900 specialists work in these spaces: psychologists, social managers, and social workers.
The centres are designed to help Ukrainians overcome the effects of stress, adapt to new living conditions and find the strength to move forward. Here, each visitor can receive individual or group support, join therapy sessions, trainings, or meetings to share experiences.
Contacts of the existing centres are available on the website of the Ministry of Social Policy.
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