More than 90 Ukrainian war refugee women and their children are currently participating in our integration project. We provide them with the opportunity to attend art therapy classes, mutual/psychological support groups, cultural events, Lithuanian language practice groups and, if necessary, mediation with institutions. During the sessions, we organise childcare for children (including those with special needs). All these activities contribute to overcoming the trauma of war refugees, but we have found that there is also a need for women to attend movement therapy and psychological resilience workshops. We have also noticed that educational activities for Ukrainian children are not enough in educational institutions or in non-formal education, so they need not only the care we currently provide, but also educational-integrative activities. By raising funds, we could organise a series of workshops on movement therapy and psychological resilience for up to 30 women, while up to 15 of their children would participate in educational activities.
