Survivor Relief Centre in Kyiv: Experience in Supporting People During Wartime

ℹ️ Specialists from the Survivor Relief Centre in Kyiv took part in a roundtable discussion titled “Resilient Communities: Unity, Security, and Humanity,” which was held in Obukhiv.
The event brought together representatives from the civil society sector, government agencies, and local self-government bodies, who discussed important issues related to supporting people during wartime: community cohesion, assistance for male and female veterans and their families, women’s safety, and mental health.
For the Center’s team, such meetings are an opportunity not only to share experiences but also to remind everyone that psychological support must be accessible to anyone who needs it.
War leaves its mark not only on buildings but also in people’s hearts. If you or your loved ones have experienced loss, forced displacement, violence, or other traumatic events—don’t face this alone.
The Survivor Relief Centre in Kyiv provides free psychological counseling for people affected by the war.
The Centre also offers:
✔️ legal counseling;
✔️ information on medical care;
✔️ advice on government benefits;
✔️ information on humanitarian aid and temporary shelter.
📍 Address: Kyiv, 1-A M. Boichuka St., Office 12.
📞 Appointments: (066) 170 48 90.
🕙 Hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Seeking help from a psychologist is not a sign of weakness. It is a step toward recovery, inner strength, and self-care.
🖇The Survivor Relief Centre in Kyiv was established on the initiative of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, with the assistance of the Government Commissioner for Gender Policy, in partnership with UNFPA — the United Nations Population Fund in Ukraine — thanks to financial support from the governments of Austria, Belgium, Spain, and Sweden, in cooperation with local authorities and the NGO “Association of Women Abmassadors of Ukraine.” #ЦДВ_Київ