Charitable organization
Charitable organization
The way out!
The way out!
the team that helps restore mental health and provides psycho-social support to individuals (MHPSS) who:
the team that helps restore mental health and provides psycho-social support to individuals (MHPSS) who:
Victims of various types of injuries
Victims of various types of injuries
gender-based violence (GBV)
sexual violence (including conflict-related sexual violence - CRSV)
received during the war
recieved in childhood
psychological violence
domestic violence
gender-based violence (GBV)
sexual violence (including conflict-related sexual violence - CRSV)
received during the war
recieved in childhood
psychological violence
domestic violence
The program is based on the world-famous Murray method, which helps people who have experienced violence and various psychological traumas. Marilyn Murray, the author of the method, experienced sexual violence during the war at the age of 8 (in 1944), and in 1980 developed a method that helps not only to survive trauma but also to restore health.
The program is based on the world-famous Murray method, which helps people who have experienced violence and various psychological traumas. Marilyn Murray, the author of the method, experienced sexual violence during the war at the age of 8 (in 1944), and in 1980 developed a method that helps not only to survive trauma but also to restore health.
Our principles are the value of each individual, their dignity, a personal approach, attention, faith, genuine care, love, and respect.
Our principles are the value of each individual, their dignity, a personal approach, attention, faith, genuine care, love, and respect.
Ruslan Ilchenko
director, Doctor of Philosophy in psychology, psychotherapist
Ruslan Ilchenko
director, Doctor of Philosophy in psychology, psychotherapist
Natalia Shamota
program manager, Master of Social Work
Natalia Shamota
program manager, Master of Social Work
Lyudmyla Ilchenko
program director for the training of psychologists, master of psychology, psychotherapist
Lyudmyla Ilchenko
program director for the training of psychologists, master of psychology, psychotherapist
Ruben Meletian
rehabilitation program manager, psychotherapist
Ruben Meletian
rehabilitation program manager, psychotherapist
Vadim Rud
doctor-psychiatrist of the highest qualification category, candidate of medical sciences.
Vadim Rud
doctor-psychiatrist of the highest qualification category, candidate of medical sciences.
Daria Horoshko
administrator
Daria Horoshko
administrator
The history of the foundation
The history of the foundation
2002
2002
In 2002, a group of activists decided to help people affected by various psychological trauma, violence, deprivation, and addiction. They began to form a team that developed and trained in these areas.
In 2002, a group of activists decided to help people affected by various psychological trauma, violence, deprivation, and addiction. They began to form a team that developed and trained in these areas.
2005
2005
In 2005, the charitable organization "Vikhid Ye!" was officially registered. We brought together specialized doctors and qualified psychologists to provide professional help to people.
In 2005, the charitable organization "Vikhid Ye!" was officially registered. We brought together specialized doctors and qualified psychologists to provide professional help to people.
2006
2006
In 2006, our team gained specialized knowledge at the ISAAK addiction consultant school, which allowed us to professionally assist people.
In 2006, our team gained specialized knowledge at the ISAAK addiction consultant school, which allowed us to professionally assist people.
2007
2007
Since 2007, we have been actively working with people who have experienced sexual, domestic, and gender-based violence (GBV); conflict-related violence (CRSV), gaslighting, mobbing, victimization, those suffering from drug addiction, alcoholism, and gambling addiction; those living with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis; relatives and close ones of people with addictions; families raising a child with special needs and vulnerable groups.
Since 2007, we have been actively working with people who have experienced sexual, domestic, and gender-based violence (GBV); conflict-related violence (CRSV), gaslighting, mobbing, victimization, those suffering from drug addiction, alcoholism, and gambling addiction; those living with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis; relatives and close ones of people with addictions; families raising a child with special needs and vulnerable groups.
2010
2010
Since 2010, we have started research activities on the impact of trauma on the lives of individuals and communities, as well as developing modern programs for mental health recovery and providing social support to those affected.
Since 2010, we have started research activities on the impact of trauma on the lives of individuals and communities, as well as developing modern programs for mental health recovery and providing social support to those affected.
2014
2014
Since 2014, after the beginning of military aggression in Ukraine, we have started providing psychosocial assistance to civilians affected by the war, including veterans.
Since 2014, after the beginning of military aggression in Ukraine, we have started providing psychosocial assistance to civilians affected by the war, including veterans.
2022
2022
Since February 24, 2022, after the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, we have been actively providing psychosocial support to civilians affected by the war. We are also working on strengthening public safety, building peace, and social cohesion in Ukraine.
Since February 24, 2022, after the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, we have been actively providing psychosocial support to civilians affected by the war. We are also working on strengthening public safety, building peace, and social cohesion in Ukraine.
2023
2023
In 2023, our organization is actively participating in the development and implementation of training programs for psychologists, social workers, and other specialists who work or plan to work with individuals who have experienced various types of trauma and violence, including in the context of war.
In 2023, our organization is actively participating in the development and implementation of training programs for psychologists, social workers, and other specialists who work or plan to work with individuals who have experienced various types of trauma and violence, including in the context of war.
