As a child, Natalia wanted to be a doctor and help people become healthier: “When I became an adult, this dream came true.” Previous to the war in Ukraine, Natalia Kayola had a charity fund with a health & beauty centre attached to it. Under the programs of this charitable foundation, Natalia engaged in physical and psychological rehabilitation of military personnel and children with disabilities.

When Natalia arrived in Prague due to escaping the conflict, she decided not to radically reorientate her professional activity and so continued doing her life's work here. She opened a small health & beauty centre, she cooperates with a charitable foundation, and is engaged in the rehabilitation of children from Ukraine with autism and cerebral palsy. And she feels she is not going to stop there, having big plans for the future.

Natalia wants, first of all, to expand her health & beauty centre, thereby creating jobs for Ukrainians in Prague. And, secondly, to open a charity fund. "I want to help Ukrainians of various ages with issues of physical and psychological health, social adaptation to new living conditions, through the programs of the foundation. I have effective programs for acquiring skills to deal with stress and stabilise the nervous system," said Natalia.