Participants of the "Women's Club" and "Family Club" of Hesed's Community Programs, as well as women who have experienced evacuation from temporarily occupied territories and areas of ongoing hostilities, were invited to the workshop.

Neurographics is a practice that contributes not only to necessary changes in personality but also to freeing oneself from psychological blocks and creating a new desired reality. This method allows exploration and improvement of a person's inner world, promotes self-development, and enhances the quality of life.

The workshop leader paid attention to each participant, helping them discover their talents and strengths through drawing. Together, they examined and analyzed the created images, which allowed each participant to better understand themselves.

The workshop left bright smiles on the faces of all the women, and this was a real reward for the volunteer. Assistance is not always about material support; sometimes it involves unlocking inner potential and creating a positive atmosphere.