We do not forget those who hold the sky for us. At Dzherelo Centre, we deeply respect and support those who have endured war, as well as their families.
Our goal is to help them adapt, recover, and regain stability.
Who do we help?
We support:
- war veterans and service members undergoing treatment or rehabilitation in medical institutions in Lviv;
- families of military personnel — including spouses, children, and parents who need psychological or social support.
How do we help?
Dzherelo Centre specialists provide a wide range of social services, including:
- representation of interests (assistance with documents, registration, etc.);
- social accompaniment — ongoing support in difficult life circumstances;
- emergency (crisis) intervention;
- social adaptation (training, skill development, participation in self-help groups);
- integration and reintegration (restoration of social and family ties);
- mediation, counseling, and information (for conflict resolution and stress reduction).
We work not only with documents — we build trust and support the path to recovery.
How to access the services?
To receive services, you need to prepare:
- an application (completed at the social work department);
- copies of passport pages 1, 2, and 11;
- tax identification number (TIN);
- proof of residence;
- medical-social expert commission certificate (MSEC) or pension certificate (if available);
- IDP certificate (if available);
- needs assessment report (prepared by our specialist);
- child’s birth certificate (if applicable);
- income declaration (if necessary);
- other documents depending on the situation.
Our specialists will guide and assist you at every step.
Our location
Please contact the social work departments in your district:
- Sykhiv Department — 66 Chervonoi Kalyny Ave
- Shevchenkivskyi Department — 11 V. Lypynskoho St
- Lychakiv-Halytskyi Department — 67 K. Levytskoho St
- Frankivskyi Department — 85 H. Chuprynky St
- Zaliznychnyi Department — 34 I. Vyhovskoho St
Or call the Social Support Service at 097 400 22 88 — we will help you find where to go and how to start.
Your service is not forgotten. We are here to care and support.
