People started to organise - first to solve pressing needs such as refugee status, and then to lift up the children: at least for an hour or two.
Sporadic activities were organised where a few people met in public spaces and children got to feel a crude sense that they were not alone. For many it was the first time to relax a little in weeks. As the dimension of the war became clear, the need for a community that can offer balance to the children became clear.
