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Safe environment
Accommodation, meals, and a way out of street life and crisis conditions.
Stages of support
From basic safety to adaptation
The organization accepts people affected by addiction and provides safe accommodation, meals, and a stable rhythm of life. This creates a foundation without which neither health recovery nor a return to responsibility is possible.
Work therapy is the key element of the program. Shared household and labor activity helps restore the habit of regular work, rebuild a sense of usefulness, reduce the risk of relapse, and prepare participants for more independent living.
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Routine and guidance
A clear daily structure, basic care, and constant contact with the project team.
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Work therapy
Real household tasks help restore responsibility, self-organization, and discipline.
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Adaptation
A person gradually returns to a more stable, independent, and socially useful life.
Meaningful activity
The program is built around useful work rather than passive waiting for help.
Collective format
Beneficiaries and volunteers take part in household work together, which helps rebuild cooperation and responsibility.
A step toward resilience
Future farm projects will both expand work therapy and help cover part of the organization’s costs.