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BEFORE RUSSIA LAUNCHED ITS WAR ON UKRAINE, OUR COMMUNITY OF 50 YOUNG TEACHER-LEADERS WERE TEACHING MORE THAN 10 000 CHILDREN IN RURAL AREAS OF UKRAINE. NOW, MOST OF THEM HAD TO RELOCATE TO SAFER PLACES TO AVOID DAILY SHELLINGS, SHOOTINGS, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA. THIS CONCERNS ALMOST EVERY CHILD IN UKRAINE.
WAR IN UKRAINE PROMPTS TFU TO SHIFT ITS FOCUS TO PROVIDING PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL SUPPORT AND SAFE LEARNING TO OUR STUDENTS AND OTHER KIDS WHO HAVE SUFFERED BECAUSE OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION IN UKRAINE.
YOUR DONATION MEANS WE CAN FURTHER SUPPORT CHILDREN TRAUMATIZED BY THE ONGOING VIOLENCE AND HELP THEM LEARN AND COPE WITH THEIR EXPERIENCES. YOU CAN HELP CHILDREN RECLAIM THEIR FREEDOM TO LEARN.
Emergency educational support projects
A project to overcome educational losses and provide social-emotional support to children. Feedback from parents: "You have a cool project! You showed us what a school, teachers, and groups should be like. The children were delighted to study and join the lessons, and in the evenings, when we had our “end of the day conclusions,” they used to tell us what a great class they had. And it was not in the category of “lessons and school,” but the children considered it “vivid impressions.”
of parents are satisfied with their children's participation in the project
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of parents are satisfied with their children's participation in the project
lessons conducted
hours of social-emotional support and interaction
This project entaitles free classes for 11th-graders to help them prepare for the national multi-subject test. Feedback about “0 stress”: The project impressed me with its ease; it really turned out to be useful for preparation. Moreover, all the lessons are recorded, which allows you to watch them at any time. I can't help but praise the teachers. They are so cool!
11th-graders received free access to the project’s materials
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11th-graders received free access to the project’s materials
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special courses
This is a project of a "Teach For Ukraine" fellow, Anastasiia Luzhetska, to help children who are forced to leave their homes during the war. Anastasiia, a teacher of art and ethics in the village of Hrebinky, Kyiv region, established “Bezpechnyi prostir” in Ternopil to help temporarily displaced children feel like children again and feel the atmosphere of care and peace
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children have participated
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Teach For Ukraine organized offline summer camps for children, including displaced children, called "Zbyranka" in three cities: Lviv, Chernivtsi, and Ternopil. Children could catch up on missed learning, practice media literacy, arts, and health studies, and experience a sense of "normal" life with new friends and fun activities—even if those activities were held in the bomb shelters.
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