Skills

• Advanced facilitation skills for both in-person and online training sessions, creating engaging and interactive environments for diverse groups;
• Expert in designing and delivering specialized programs on emotional burnout prevention, communication, resilience building;
• 7 years of experience working in humanitarian emergencies, conflict zones, and post-conflict areas, implementing protection programs and distributing humanitarian aid;
• Proven leadership and supervision skills for mobile teams, with a focus on providing psychosocial support and coordination in high-stress environments;
• Practical experience in trauma-informed care, psychological first aid, and creating safe spaces for vulnerable individuals;
• Supervisory support experience;
• Experience in training and capacity building of frontline workers;
• Experience in designing, writing, and implementing training programs, focusing on emotional well-being and safety for both children and adults;
• Skilled in providing psychological support to vulnerable populations, including displaced persons, elderly individuals, and families in crisis;
• Strong ability to communicate effectively in multicultural environments, building rapport and fostering collaboration across diverse teams;
• Expertise in managing internal communications, reporting systems, and ensuring compliance with NGO standards for monitoring and evaluation.

Аchievements

• Successfully conducted over 150 interactive training sessions, focusing on emotional resilience, trauma recovery, and humanitarian aid for diverse groups, including mobile teams, social workers, and psychologists;
• Developed and implemented 10 comprehensive training programs on topics such as trauma-informed care, emotional burnout prevention, and the integration of psychosocial support in conflict zones;
• Led the implementation of 4 international humanitarian programs in Ukraine, directly benefiting individuals and enhancing local capacity to address urgent needs in conflict-affected regions;
• Trained approximately 200 social workers and psychologists in effective, trauma-sensitive methods for supporting children affected by military conflict.