Through these photos, Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance documents the significant damage sustained by its Central Branch office, located in Al-Yousuf 1 Building, as a result of the exceptional circumstances experienced in the area during the war.
The center’s premises were damaged and partially destroyed, directly affecting the office’s readiness and its ability to continue providing services from its usual location. As a result, operations at the office were suspended during that period.
This branch was one of the locations associated with the center’s efforts to provide psychological counseling, psychological support, and social support services to beneficiaries. It served as a dedicated space for supporting individuals and families and improving access to psychological and community-based services.
Documenting this damage is not merely a record of the material losses sustained by the premises. It also reflects the scale of the challenges faced by community and humanitarian institutions under difficult circumstances and the impact of these conditions on the continuity of essential services for the community.
Despite the damage to its premises, Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance continues its efforts to fulfill its community mission, restore its operational capacity, and provide its services according to the available resources and circumstances.
The center preserves this documentation as part of its institutional archive, representing an important part of its journey and experience during the war and serving as a record of the challenges it faced while continuing to serve the community.
Photo Gallery of the Damage
Photos documenting the extent of the destruction and damage sustained by Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance – Central Branch, Al-Yousuf 1 Building.
