At the moment
We have held:
- 60+ recovery camps in cities
- 500+ various workshops
- 1000+ sessions with a psychologists
- 250+ English lessons
- 95+ educational trainings
- 8 restorative camps in the Carpathians
We operate in three formats:
SviTy programs includes:
both group and individual psychotherapy, recovery practices, master classes: drawing, acting, financial literacy and many others. as well as guided tours, trips, support groups for parents of SviTy Program participants. Our specialists use proven psychological rehabilitation techniques, such as trauma therapy, art therapy, sound therapy, and gentle teaching. All this helps children cope with trauma, recover. open up, learn to understand themselves and others better, and acquire non-violent communication skills.
Support UsMost of the program's participants are children from occupied cities and oblasts where shelling never stops, We have to preserve their childhood and help them build the future they deserve.
*as for April 1,2025
We have held:
Hrabovskoho St.
+38 096 017 73 81
Polyova Square
+38 098 214 07 67
Pryportova St.
+38 068 085 40 45
Proskurivska St.
+38 098 225 68 13
During the summer of 2023-2024, we held 8 camps in the Carpathians. The program included sessions with a psychologists, outdoor activities, team games, hiking and river rafting. 200 participants who are coming from all our locations attended the camp. The Summer camps in the mountains allowed them to take raid sirens, and air a break from everyday life to discover their strengths, open up well as as and try new things, as most of the children visited the mountains for the first time. The children were able to live a real childhood and collect happy memories.
Many Ukrainian teenagers left their homes because of the war and moved abroad. They are remembered and waited for at home. which is why we hold camps in Germany, in Schwebisch-Gmünd, where many Ukrainian families have found a temporary home. The camp program includes sessions with a psychologist, excursions, various master classes, activities and much more. Children abroad have not only a difficult emotional state, but also great difficulties in adapting to a new country with a different culture, so they need mental health support.
Children saw the horrors of war - they witnessed hostilities, spent weeks in basements to the sounds of constant explosions, came under fire during the evacuation, and lost their loved ones. If not addressed promptly, psychological trauma will have serious consequences. Children's psyche recovers faster and, following a traumatic experience, family, communication with peers, This requires support from the can fully return to normal. and specialized psychological help.
for the period 2025-2027
open 6 locations in Ukraine
hold 20+ camps in the Carpathians
accommodate 10 000 children