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Thanks to your support, we continue our initiatives to protect the rights of women and girls who have experienced violence, we continue to carry out comprehensive work aimed at information, psychological support and recovery. We build our activities on the principles of confidentiality, empathy and an individual approach.
Regular lectures, trainings and group discussions are held aimed at:

• Increasing the legal awareness of participants;
• Informing about the mechanisms for receiving assistance and protection;
• Developing self-defense skills and confident behavior;
• Support in overcoming traumatic experiences.

The events are held in a safe, supportive atmosphere with the participation of lawyers, psychologists, and social workers.  

Psychological support occupies a key place in our work. Over the past month, the following was held:

• 17 individual consultations with qualified psychologists;
• 3 group therapeutic sessions in which the participants were able to share experiences, receive support and learn new ways of self-regulation.

These forms of assistance help participants feel heard, learn to cope with the consequences of trauma and gradually restore internal resources. 

As part of humanitarian support for victims, we continue to distribute dignity kits - sets of hygiene and essential items. Over the past month, more than 45 such kits have been distributed. This is not only practical assistance, but also an important gesture of respect for the dignity and needs of women and girls.  

In the context of ongoing military conflict, the situation with violence against women and girls is significantly exacerbated. Women face not only domestic and gender-based violence, but also additional threats related to forced displacement, loss of stability, economic vulnerability and lack of access to basic services. This is why we make every effort to ensure the sustainability of our programs, promptly respond to new challenges and adapt our approaches to a rapidly changing reality.

Our work not only provides direct assistance, but also becomes a means of strengthening the internal resilience of women. We record positive dynamics: participants who have received support begin to make plans for the future, become active in the community, share the knowledge and resources they have acquired with others.