RECOVERY SPACE FOR PEOPLE AFFECTED BY WAR
Physical, psychological and social rehabilitation for people affected by the war - Sq: 1800 m2 - Next to a park and a river - Kryvyi Rih city
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RESTORING A BUILDING TO RESTORE PEOPLE
An old building that will be revitalised while preserving its architectural and historical value. Almost 2000 square metres of usable space, with potential for expansion. Located in the historic city centre, in a quiet prestigious area. Nearby are 2 of the city's best and most inclusive parks, a river and a boat station. The building is planned to be fully accessible to people with disabilities, including a lift and a specially equipped swimming pool.
THE MAIN THING IS PEOPLE. WE CREATE CONDITIONS FOR THEIR REHABILITATION
PHYSICAL REHABILITATION
- Initial diagnostic examination by members of a multidisciplinary team;
- Exercise therapy - physical exercises with manual therapy, mechanotherapy, therapeutic gymnastics with auxiliary tools;
- Therapeutic massage;
- Physiotherapeutic procedures (shock wave, ultrasound therapy, magnetotherapy, myostimulation);
- Aquatherapy.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
- psychological support for clients undergoing physical rehabilitation - individual work with specialists, psychodiagnostic testing in the dynamics;
- crisis counselling for military personnel and their families;
- group psychotherapy;
- psychoeducation, self-help trainings, and information on mental health issues;
- art therapy (including for children).
SOCIAL REHABILITATION
- professional reorientation - counselling and selection of a profession and occupation that are the most compatible with the new stage of life;
- referral to necessary training activities and institutions;
- assistance in employment;
- Integration into communities - sports groups and teams (including those specially created for people with disabilities), public organisations and initiative groups in accordance with interests and skills;
- cultural, artistic and educational events at the Centre that will facilitate better integration of the Centre's clients into the community.
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