According to the Children, Youth, and Social Aid Foundation (KJSH), the psychosocial online counseling service “JugendNotmail” offers free services to help young people who have fled. Voluntary specialists are available for advice via e-mail in Ukrainian, Russian, Slovak/Czech, Polish, and English. “Writing is good for the soul—especially when there are no words in conversations,” says Ina Lambert, the head department at JugendNotmail. The advice service can be reached via the website:
www.jugendnotmail.de
Information is also available in Ukrainian. You can request flyers to print yourself from
info@jugendnotmail.de
It should be noted that JugendNotmail is an association of non-profit organizations that are active in the youth and social sector. About 240 psychologists and social workers of both sexes answer questions from young people on a voluntary basis in their free time. The offer targets young people up to the age of 19.
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Die Jugendnotmail hilft und berät junge Menschen bis 19 Jahren online. Foto: tünews INTERNATIONAL/ Theresa Melnyk.
