133 children from Kherson region have arrived in Lviv region to take part in the experimental project “Carpathian Shift”. The programme provides a safe holiday, health improvement and psychosocial recovery for children affected by the war.
A packed programme has been prepared for participants of the shift, combining rest, therapeutic and health-improving activities, and various events. The children will be able to regain their strength, socialise with their peers, gain new experiences and spend time in a safe environment.
In total, as part of the first intake of the “Carpathian Shift”, Lviv region will host over 1,300 children from ten frontline regions of Ukraine. Within the region, they will be accommodated in five facilities, previously approved by a monitoring group: TOV OPK “Planeta zdorov’ia”, “Layar city”, the sanatoriums “Kryshtalevyi palats”, “Zaltsbork” and KNT LOR “Zhuravno”.
The project is funded from the state and regional budgets.