As we have all experienced, the challenges of the pandemic have been reflected on many levels – especially in how we have adapted to a different lifestyle and a new perspective on events. For those of us who saw that “earthquake” period as an opportunity for transformation and growth, it has become essential to carry forward this message: hope and the power of connection can make a difference, especially when shared with those who need them most.

 

Psychological support, support and counseling services were addressed to:

- medical professionals and all those who were on the front lines (pharmacists, firefighters, police officers, etc.);

- families who have been affected by the virus or who have gone through a process of losing a loved one;

- those who are single, regardless of age;

- families with children.