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A brief overview of key events, processes, and initiatives in which the Ukrainian Education Platform is actively involved: from project implementation and partnerships to engagement
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As part of the «Chervona Kalyna» project, psychosocial support centers are operating in frontline regions
Today, many people are dealing with loss, anxiety, and uncertainty. At times like these, it’s important to know that you’re not alone. There’s a place nearby where you can be heard and supported. That’s exactly why Resilience Centers operate in communities. Women, children, adolescents, older adults, people with disabilities, and internally displaced persons can receive support here. The centers provide comprehensive assistance-ranging from initial consultations to support in
Free Google Certification in Professional AI Use
The Ukrainian Education Platform, in partnership with Google, is offering free access to the new Google AI Professional Certificate.
The new project «Strengthening Psychosocial Resilience for War-Affected Children and Youth in Southern Ukraine» has kicked off
The large-scale initiative will span the Mykolaiv and Kherson regions, focusing on equipping people in frontline territories with the tools they need for mental health recovery. «Our goal is to help children, their parents, and caregivers in regions so close to the contact line to cope with the consequences of war trauma, improve their psychological well-being, and ensure access to professional protection», says Roman Haida, Project Manager. As part of the project, the first
Psychological support close at hand: how the «United for you» Resource spaces help children and families in hospitals
Hospitals in Kropyvnytskyi, Kamianske, and Zaporizhzhia have established «United for you» Resource spaces support centers, where children, parents, and medical professionals can receive psychological support exactly when they need it most. «United for you» Resource spaces are operating in hospitals in Kropyvnytskyi, Kamianske, and Zaporizhzhia - an initiative that supports the mental health of children, their parents, and medical staff. A hospital is not just about treatment
«Obiymy» Family-Based Child Care Support Centers are operating in four regions of Ukraine
As part of the «Obiymy» project, Family-Based Care Support Centers are operating in four regions of Ukraine, where prospective foster parents and current foster parents can receive free counseling, support, and necessary information.
The Brian Brindle Scholarship Competition for social projects among UCU students and alumni has begun
The Ukrainian Education Platform, in partnership with the Ukrainian Catholic University, is announcing a competition for the Brian Brindle Foundation Scholarship. Winners will receive $2,000 to implement their own social service initiative.
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