At the end of May, the team of REALIS Charity Foundation conducted the first session of the “DACHA” (Helping Adaptation through Compassion and Art) Recreational and Psychosocial Rehabilitation Camps for Children and Adults for families from a community in the Chernihiv region.
Over the course of two weeks, participants had the opportunity to relax in nature, restore their emotional well-being, meet with psychologists, and spend quality time with their families away from the constant anxiety and stress caused by the war.
The Transit Center in the city of Sumy is a vital hub for people evacuated from frontline and border areas. It provides comprehensive support services, including assistance with documentation, hot meals, legal and psychological counseling, humanitarian aid, temporary accommodation, and help with relocation to safer regions.
Semenivka is a small town in northern Chernihiv region, just 12 kilometers from the state border. Today, shelling echoes here daily, and the threat remains constant. Yet at the same time, it is a place of incredible strength and resilience.
The “Realis” Charitable Foundation has been supporting those on the edge for many years — people who have lost their homes, loved ones, and the ground beneath their feet, yet have not lost their dignity. The foundation’s assistance is not only food packages and sweets…