A training for resilience center workers has started in Kyiv: how to help those affected by mines

A training for workers of resilience centers, who provide support to internally displaced persons affected by mines, has begun in Kyiv. The event is organized by the Ministry of Social Policy with the support of the UN Development Program in Ukraine and the Republic of Korea.

At the beginning of the event, Deputy Minister Inna Solodka emphasized: 'Resilience centers are places where people receive support in difficult situations. Our goal is to prepare specialists for effective work.'

Participants of the training will learn to work with IDPs, crisis counseling, assess needs, ensure reintegration, and avoid professional burnout.

The training for specialists of resilience centers in Kyiv will help improve skills in working with internally displaced persons affected by mines. Participants will acquire the necessary knowledge about crisis counseling, reintegration, and burnout prevention to better assist people in difficult life situations.