Hope groups offer lifeline to War-Affected ukrainian families
NCT ID NCT07470333
Summary
This study tested whether 'Hope Groups'—peer-led support sessions for Ukrainian caregivers—could improve mental health and parenting during wartime. Over 500 caregivers were randomly assigned to either join the 12-session groups immediately or wait for later support. Researchers measured changes in stress, parenting practices, and family well-being to see if the groups helped.
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Ukraine Without Orphans
Kyiv, Ukraine
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