社会心理支持:人道主义活动的新挑战

Antonio Gazzanti Pugliese di Cotrone
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本文审查了耶路撒冷圣约翰主权军事医院骑士团、罗得岛骑士团和马耳他骑士团的人道主义活动。特别注意心理康复方面的活动。有人提到,2018年和2019年是马耳他主权军事教团与乌克兰关系的重要里程碑。2018年,两国庆祝了建交10周年。此外,2019年,两国政府在乌克兰签署了第一份《关于促进马耳他主权骑士团人道主义活动的合作协定》。需要强调的是,马耳他主权教团自1991年以来一直在乌克兰开展活动,向病人和穷人、儿童和孤儿、最脆弱的社会群体提供援助。2015年,骑士团在乌克兰东部为近1.5万人开展了心理康复活动。报告强调,心理健康一直是许多国家高度关注的问题。然而,对心理健康和社会心理支持方案的定量分析和评估相当复杂。其中一个原因是心理健康仍然是一个禁忌。自2015年7月以来,在乌克兰马尔泰塞的主持下,一支由80名专家组成的小组开始在心理康复中心开展工作。这些中心在乌克兰的不同城市开展业务,为国内流离失所者提供免费的法律、心理和社会支助,而官员、社会工作者和志愿人员则通过培训、讲习班和小组讨论获得心理康复方面的知识和技能。这篇文章考虑了2016年对斯拉维扬斯克心理康复中心的国事访问。三位外交部长访问了它,并与各种康复方案的雇员和参与者交流了他们的意见。文章的结论是,这一活动和许多其他活动方向证实马耳他主权教团愿意通过与中央或地方政府机构以及与乌克兰和国际组织合作,改善乌克兰的人道主义状况。关键词:人道主义活动;马耳他骑士团;心理健康;
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Psychosocial Support: The New Challenge for Humanitarian Activity
The article examines humanitarian activities of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta. Special attention is drawn to activities on psychological rehabilitation. It is mentioned that the years of 2018 and 2019 were important milestones in the relations between the Sovereign Military Order of Malta and Ukraine. In 2018, the states celebrated the 10th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. In addition, in 2019, the governments of the two states concluded the first Agreement on Cooperation in the Facilitation of Humanitarian Activities of the Sovereign Order of Malta in Ukraine. It is stressed that the Sovereign Order of Malta has carried out its activities in Ukraine since 1991, providing assistance to the sick and needy, children and orphans, the most vulnerable social groups. In 2015, in the east of Ukraine, the Order started activities on psychological rehabilitation for almost 15,000 people. It is emphasised that psychological health has always been a matter of heightened concern in many countries. However, quantitative analysis and assessement of programmes for psychological health and psychosocial support are quite complex. One of the reasons is that psychological health remains a taboo. Since July 2015, under the auspices of Malteser Ukraine, a team of 80 specialists started its operation in the centres for psychological rehabilitation. These centres operate in different cities of Ukraine, providing free legal, psychological, and social support for internally displaced persons, while officials, social workers, and volunteers acquire knowledge and skills in psychological rehabilitation at trainings, workshops, and panel discussions. The article considers a state visit to the psychological rehabilitation center in Sloviansk in 2016. Three Ministers for Foreign Affairs visited it and shared their opinions with employees and participants of various rehabilitation programmes. The article concludes that this and many other directions of activities confirm the readiness of the Sovereign Order of Malta to improve humanitarian conditions in Ukraine by cooperating with central or local governmental agencies as well as with Ukrainian and international organisations. Key words: humanitarian activities, the Sovereign Order of Malta, psychological health, psychological rehabilitation centers, cooperation.
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