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Through RAZOM project, ICAR Foundation aims to contribute to improving the physical and mental health of people forcibly
displaced from Ukraine (PSFU) by preventing long-term effects of the war, that can affect their quality of life forever, acting through three complementary directions:
1. Adapting and improving the emotional and relational health services offered to mothers and children from Ukraine hosted by
General Directorates of Social Assistance and Child Protection (DGASPCs) in Bucharest through the implementation of a psychosocial
program for at least 100 PSFU. The program will be implemented with the support of the partner – "Memoria" Center from
Republic of Moldova, and will benefit from the good collaboration that ICAR has with the DGASPCs in Bucharest. The main activities
of the program will envisage the establishment of a Preschool Children''s Club aiming to stimulate/develop children’s social
interaction and emotional abilities, organizing recreational mixed leisure sessions and thematic field trips for mothers and children to improve the parent/child relationships in the post-migration context, as well as developing a good practice guide to be used by health professionals and social assistants working with PSFU aiming to avoid the occurrence/exacerbation of post-traumatic mental disorders (the major, invisible danger in the way of preserving the human capital so much needed for the future reconstruction of Ukraine).
2. Developing a new service of intercultural health mediators to support the provision of health services to PSFU offered by different public or private medical and mental health service providers. The intercultural health mediators will be recruited from
Ukrainian/Russian speaking communities and trained by ICAR specialists and the partner’s specialists.
3. Mapping the health services available for PSFU in Bucharest to be easily accessible through a dedicated webpage (a map of
available medical services).