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The concept of a safe space is fundamental to the Ukraine Centre’s Personal Support Programme. We recognize that one of the most significant benefits we can offer our members is a secure and welcoming environment where they can connect, share experiences, and find solace.
Fostering a Supportive Community
Creating a safe space starts with ensuring that our members feel heard and understood. Our programme leaders, Stephanie Trahan, Kathy Overlack, and Sylvia Rubli, are committed to fostering a community where everyone feels valued. Through regular meetings and group sessions, we provide a platform for open dialogue, allowing members to express their feelings and share their stories in a supportive environment.
Celebrating Ukrainian Culture
Cultural connection plays a crucial role in creating this safe space. We celebrate Ukrainian culture and traditions, offering opportunities for members to rejoice in familiar practices and customs. This cultural continuity provides a comforting sense of home and belonging, which is essential for emotional well-being.
Building Friendships and Networks
The friendships formed within this community are invaluable. Having dependable friends who understand the shared experiences of relocation and loss can significantly impact one’s mental health. Our safe space encourages the formation of these bonds, offering a network of support that extends beyond our programme.
Practical Support and Resources
In addition to emotional support, our safe space includes practical assistance. We offer various workshops and activities designed to equip our members with the skills they need to adapt to their new lives. Whether it’s language classes, job training, or wellness workshops, these resources are provided in a supportive and non-judgmental environment.
A Foundation for a New Life
Ultimately, a safe space is about building a community where members feel secure, supported, and empowered. At the Ukraine Centre, we are dedicated to providing this haven, ensuring that our members have the foundation they need to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. Our comprehensive approach ensures that every individual can find the support they need to thrive in their new home.
Email: personal.support@ukrainecentre.org
Address: Avenue de Rumine 26, 1005 Lausanne
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As an organization, Ukraine Centre fosters an open dialogue on the war in Ukraine. It does not endorse any third-party opinions and takes no institutional positions on matters of policy.
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