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Brave

Project that teaches self-defense and provides psychological assistance to teenage girls.

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Brave

As part of the project, each participant will take a self-defense course (12 classes) and attend 5 group sessions with a psychologist. The goal of the "Brave" project is to prevent violence among teenage girls. The combination of physical and psychological work will make it possible to teach teenagers to notice the first "bells" of any form of violence and to fight it back. This will help to reduce the number of victims of domestic violence in the future, which is the main task of the Foundation.

Courage is taught to girls by professional self-defense coaches and adolescent psychologists who have experience working with victims of any type of violence. Training for those who have lost their homes and are forced to build their lives from scratch in another region. The project is free for girls.

The "Brave" project has launched its work in Kyiv. The goal is the expansion in different regions of Ukraine, and creating a self-defense course for women who have become victims of domestic violence.

If you or the people you know feel the need to participate in the “Brave” project

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Проєкт «Смілива» розпочав роботу в Києві.
Мета – розширення в різних регіонах України.

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