Over 570 families linked to SVO participants received social reintegration assistance in Yakutia
In the heart of Yakutia, the Republic of Sakha, a unique rehabilitation center is making a significant difference in the lives of children and families affected by the special military operation.
The center, which caters to children and adolescents with health limitations, has been actively involved in providing comprehensive support to these individuals. According to the center's director, Zinaida Maximova, and the local government, the rehabilitation program includes a variety of activities designed to improve psychological well-being and overall health.
Upon arrival, comprehensive diagnostics are conducted for the children to understand their unique needs and create an individualised rehabilitation path. This path includes medical procedures, psycho-pedagogical activities, massage sessions, hydropathic procedures, art therapy sessions, and individual psychology consultations.
The rehabilitation program is not limited to the children. Adult family members also benefit from psychological training sessions as part of the "Give Hope" project. Andrei Yarkov, a participant of the "Yakutia - Land of Heroes" project, recently visited the center and discussed issues related to supporting families of special military operation participants with center staff and rehabilitation participants.
In a remarkable show of solidarity, the center's staff and rehabilitation participants have been producing camouflage nets for Yakutian fighters in their free time. These nets have already been sent to the special military operation zone, with three sets having been dispatched so far.
Creative workshops are also part of the rehabilitation program, providing a safe and nurturing environment for the children to express themselves and foster their creativity. Many mothers have undergone rehabilitation at the center for the second or third time, testifying to its effectiveness.
While specific details about the rehabilitation process for family members of special military operation participants are not widely available, it is known that the center provides medical, psychological, social, and educational support tailored for the children and adolescents affected, with involvement of specialized health professionals.
For those seeking more detailed and accurate information, it is recommended to consult official regional health or social service publications from Yakutia or to reach out directly to the center or local governmental health authorities involved in such rehabilitation programs.
The rehabilitation center in Yakutia has expanded its services to incorporate mental health aspects, offering art therapy sessions and individual psychology consultations as part of the comprehensive program aimed at improving psychological well-being. Moreover, the center supports the health-and-wellness of families affected by the special military operation, offering psycho-educational sessions to adults as part of the "Give Hope" project. Furthermore, the center's rehabilitation program encompasses a variety of therapies-and-treatments, such as hydropathic procedures and massage sessions, designed to address the unique needs of each child with health limitations.
