The Week of Accessibility is underway — a chance to rethink what exactly we mean by this concept.

For the Resilience Center, accessibility is more than just physical access. It’s about attitude. About the daily choice to embrace respect and openness.

We ask ourselves a simple but crucial question: have we done enough to ensure that every person feels included, free to choose, and free to move?

We create a space where:

• people can talk about their experiences of war without judgment;

• the pace of recovery is individual and acceptable;

• doors are open not only physically but also mentally;

• support is given without conditions, “buts,” or templates.

Because the Resilience Center is for everyone who needs understanding, safety, and the opportunity to be themselves.

Accessibility begins with the individual. And for us, it’s not a one-time campaign but a daily practice.