We would like to thank the project and personally psychologist Roksolana Malyi for working with our teen. The sessions were very informative, making many things clearer to us and to our kid. We liked the informal approach: no pressure, calm and trusting atmosphere. The psychologist found a common language with our child, and it worked! We really appreciate the support and attention.
I want to share my experience of therapy with the wonderful psychologist Diana Kostenko. I had 10 sessions and can say with confidence that this period has been an important stage in my personal growth. I immediately felt support, understanding and a warm atmosphere of trust. My requests were listened to carefully and handled with great care and professionalism. Diana has a keen sense of people’s emotional state, asks the right questions and helps you see the situation from a new angle. After each meeting, I left with a sense of inner relief and new thoughts to ponder.
I am sincerely grateful for the care, deep empathy and effective support! I want to recommend Diana Kostenko to anyone looking for a specialist who is not only able to listen, but also to help you work through important life issues in a truly effective way.
I would like to thank the Confidence platform for help, and especially Ms Liudmyla Borysenko, who, during one of the most difficult periods of my life, not only provided me with quality assistance, but also helped me understand myself. Thank you very much for your help!
Veronika Oliinyk worked with me, and she is truly incredibly kind and sweet<3. She is very comfortable to talk to and can really help. I am grateful to this wonderful woman for all the time she spent with me (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
I am sincerely grateful to the Confidence project and personally psychologist Halyna Mazur for support during a difficult time for me and my family. I turned to them for help after losing my husband. I would like to recognise Ms Halyna Mazur as a professional, tactful, and attentive specialist. She is also a wise, sincere and experienced person who inspires trust and a desire to communicate and open up. Moreover, Ms Halyna uses a variety of professional techniques that allow her to quickly bring a problem to the surface and work through it.
I wish the project and Halyna success in their important work!
They helped me a lot! Everything was even better than I expected.
All children know at least one fairy-tale character from a cartoon, film or book. But do superheroes really exist? Where can we find the magic power that helps us to create miracles? Is it possible in real life?
We invite children aged 6-10 to the masterclass “Meeting for superheroes”.
Date: 10 July 2024
Where: Zoom platform
When: at 16.00
Necessary materials: paper, pencils or felt-tip pens.
Participants together with host Olha Huliayeva, a practical psychologist, consultant in the method of positive psychotherapy, member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists, will explore the strengths of their personality, their resources and create a source for obtaining their superpower in a playful way.
Join us! It will be interesting!
In order for your child to join the free masterclass, please register him or her here:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.
If a school violates a child’s rights, legal factors should be involved, rather than psychological or medical. This is a matter of realising the right, and it makes no sense to fill the gap in law enforcement with psychological and pedagogical mechanisms. Cognitive activity plays a crucial role in the development of any child, which is realised through education.
We invite parents and family members of people with disabilities; people with disabilities; specialists, volunteers of social projects to the 4th meeting with Larysa Tatarinova, a master of social work, deputy director of the Solomianskyi district social services centre in Kyiv, a member of the board of the NGO “League of Social Workers of Kyiv”, human rights activist, lawyer.
4 July at 19.00, Zoom platform
“Ensuring the right to education for all children”
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project ‘Stop: Me’, implemented by the NGO “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.
At the meeting you will learn:
* Who chooses the place, forms and methods of education;
* Inclusive education: what parents need to know for their child’s education to be of high quality;
* Why it is important to contact an inclusive resource centre;
* Which institutions provide education for a child who needs support and care;
* Individual development programme (IDP);
* Follow-up team;
* Technical support for the child’s education
* Follow-up service for a child in inclusive education
Register here:
https://forms.gle/SqA4beDStVWSp7Ru7
Have you ever noticed how a person brightens after hearing a kind word or encouragement, after hearing how wonderful they are, how well they have done something? Their shoulders straighten, their eyes brighten, and a smile lights up their face. Praise nourishes and energises! Why don’t we praise… ourselves? After all, we stop depending on the opinions of others and become our own support and encouragement.
We invite children aged 7-12 to the masterclass “Wow, that’s me! How to learn to praise yourself”
Date: 3 July 2024
Start time: 16:00
Where: Zoom platform
Duration: 45-60 minutes.
Host: Natalia Cherniakova – psychologist, art therapist, teacher.
Necessary materials required: white/coloured A-4 paper (2-3 sheets), pen / felt-tip of your favourite colour.
During the workshop, participants will:
– develop the ability to feel their significance and uniqueness, positive self-perception; gain confidence in their own strengths and capabilities;
– practice mindfulness;
– develop communication skills;
– develop creativity, fine motor skills;
– using origami, children will feel like real creators, unique and inimitable;
– create a real work of art with their own hands.
Join us! It will be interesting!
In order to participate the free masterclass, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
If you have a problem or cannot find the information you are looking for, please write your question to the chatbot and our specialists will be happy to help you.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.
This vacancy is within a project implemented in Ukraine by the Centre of Psychological Help “Confidence” in collaboration with the Partnership for Every Child.
Would you like to contribute to the systemic support of patronage families in Ukraine? We are looking for a Psychological Component Coordinator to help build a high-quality psychological support model for families in difficult life circumstances and family-type children’s homes. We invite you to join a team that cares about the psychological and emotional well-being of children and adults.
Requirements:
— University degree in psychology or psychotherapy.
— 5+ years of psychological work with children, families or vulnerable groups.
— 2+ years of experience in team management (5+ members), planning and coordinating project activities.
— Experience working in charitable or non-governmental organisations (NGOs), especially those funded by international donors, is an advantage.
— Experience in developing methodological materials, reporting and monitoring.
— Skills in planning, task management and follow-up.
— Ability to organise and prioritise multiple tasks simultaneously.
— Ability to work independently while demonstrating high teamwork efficiency.
— Self-motivation, strong goal orientation, and commitment to humanitarian principles.
— Motivation to work in the humanitarian aid sector and a desire to grow professionally in this field.
— Adherence to ethical standards and zero tolerance for any form of violence or discrimination.
— Fluency in Ukrainian.
Key Responsibilities:
— Strategic planning for the development of the project’s psychological component.
— Developing and implementing goals, stages, metrics, and standards for the psychological support service.
— Coordinating the team of psychologists, including organising their work, providing support and supervision.
— Having initial contacts with patronage families, scheduling consultations, assessing their requests.
— Analysing needs of beneficiaries (including systemic needs), identifying risks and selecting solutions.
— Developing methodological documents, training materials, and algorithms for action.
— Implementing and overseeing internal documentation structures.
— Planning of training activities, preparing meeting agendas and protocols.
— Interacting with the project team and partners to integrate the psychological component into the overall project model.
— Preparing analytical reports on component implementation.
— Ensuring effective monitoring, responding to challenges, and initiating improvements.
— Contributing to team collaboration, conflict resolution, and burnout prevention.
We offer:
— An opportunity to develop innovative solutions to support patronage families.
— A space for professional growth, knowledge sharing, and implementation of ideas.
— A team of professionals focused on quality and sustainable change.
— Flexible schedule and remote work format (by agreement).
— Competitive salary based on qualifications and experience.
Sexual exploitation and abuse in all forms are strictly prohibited. The organisation implements a policy to prevent sexual harassment, exploitation, and abuse, including in the workplace. Relevant procedures are regulated by the PSEA policy and the organization’s internal rules and guidelines.
To apply, please send the following documents to: info@confidence.net.ua: your CV in Ukrainian and a motivation letter specifying your desired level of payment. Please include Psychological Component Coordinator in the subject line. The final compensation will be determined during contract negotiation within the project budget
Application deadline: 15:00, 14 July 2025
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. By submitting your CV, you consent to the processing and storage of your personal data in accordance with Ukrainian legislation on personal data protection.
The NGO “Center for Psychological Assistance ‘Confidence'”, within the framework of the “Obiymi for You” project supported by UNICEF, announces a tender for selecting a supplier of charging stations with a minimum capacity of 2kW.
Quantity: 25 units
Delivery period: March-april 2025
Deadline for submission of tender proposals: March 26, 2025
To submit your proposal, please follow this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UBhuo274Gd-ju8pki2G2LMmH360bxOxz/view
The NGO “Center for Psychological Assistance ‘Confidence'”, within the framework of the “Obiymi for You” project supported by UNICEF, announces a tender for selecting a carrier within Kharkiv region.
Service Name: Transportation across Kharkiv Oblast without a fixed route, with pricing based on distance traveled (per kilometer) and waiting time.
Deadline for submission of tender proposals: March 28, 2025
To submit your proposal, please follow this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10I79W3jg-OuSkm-XAGCQ_YUgym6azQqb/view
In today’s world, we often face various stressful situations, and it is important to know how to cope with tension without harming ourselves or others. This is where creativity comes in handy. During the “Anti-stress Lick” event, children will learn how to create their own stress reliever. They will also learn how to use simple materials to make a fun and useful anti-stress tool that will help them calm down and relax at any time.
Date: 26 June 2024
When: 16:00
Where: Zoom platform
Duration: 45-60 min.
Age of participants: 7 +
Host: psychologist Maryna Kovtun.
Necessary materials: silicate glue (stationery), Pervoll or Persil laundry detergent (liquid powder)
During the masterclass, children will:
– learn how stress affects our well-being and how to overcome it;
– get step-by-step instructions for making a slime at home;
– learn how to use slime to relieve stress and improve mood.
Join us and discover new ways to fight stress by creating your own Anti-stress Lick! It will be interesting!
By joining our project, you choose the best for yourself and your children!
In order to participate the free masterclass, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Chat Bot;
2. Select “Webinars and MCs”;
3. Answer the questions about yourself;
4. Select the option “Parents” or “Guardians” in the question “You are filling out the application as…”.
5. Answer the questions about the child;
6. Select the desired event by indicating its number.
7. Click “Complete registration”.
If you have a problem or cannot find the information you are looking for, please write your question to the chatbot and our specialists will be happy to help you.
The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.
