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On the day the child is discharged from the hospital, the “cancer” mode in the family is not turned off. The disease recedes, but its psychological and social consequences can last for years. Babies adapt to noregularrmal life quite quickly. It’s harder for teenagers and parents.
Our psychosocial rehabilitation program helps families, especially cancer survivors, overcome fears and return to society.
We organize group activities for children and teenagers, as well as for parents and the whole family. These events are therapeutic and aim for psycho-emotional rehabilitation and socialization.
We organize children’s and teenagers’ clubs of comfortable communication “Barrel of lemonade” offline in Kyiv and Lviv, where we help children to adapt and socialize after a long treatment.
We conduct group art therapy classes for parents.
We provide psychological and informational support to families at the stage of returning to regular life after treatment – we conduct lectures by doctors, psychologists, rehabilitation specialists to help them adapt to a new period of life.
We organize workshops and trips for children who have already completed treatment and their families.
We help with getting diagnostics and diagnosis, finding and purchasing medicine, getting treatment in Ukraine.
We help with evacuation, stay abroad, and translation of medical documents.
Every day, week, or year of your child's life matters. To the child, to you, and to us.
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