Education Ukraine Project #50809

Educational Aid &Life Skills for Children At Risk

by ChildAid to Eastern Europe

Project Report | Sep 3, 2021
School essentials for less fortunate children

By Tina Moira | Project Leader

Children were happy to receive school supplies

Dear Supporter ,

There are families who can't afford school supplies — let alone other necessities.

Your donations are supporting children who need educational support, from supplying stationary to helping pupils do well at school.

Across the region, our partners have been preparing for the start of school at the beginning of September. Several hundred children have been provided with the essentials for school – stationery, books, bags, uniforms, shoes.

Families are unable to provide for their children in this way and with the economic conditions becoming harsher, more families than ever needed to receive this level of support.

The children expressed their deepest gratitude, now they can go to school and have what they need.

Thank you for supporting this project. Your donations are changing lives.

With gratitude

ChildAid to Eastern Europe

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May 10, 2021
Giving youth the tools to realize their dreams

By Tina Moira | Project Leader

Learning to cook

Dear supporter,

Thank you for supporting this life changing programme.

We would like to share with you the story of Igor and how with your support we are able to help young people have a future.

His family was extremely poor. They lived in only one room in a social hostel. His mother was a stay-at-home mum, and his father was the only income earner. When he was 10 his dad left the family, he simply disappeared, and no one ever heard from him again. Igor did not like school, and he missed his lessons. He was involved in shoplifting and robberies.

Then after a few years his mother died, her heart stopped and a year later his older sister died from heart condition. The only relative they had was their grandmother, but she was too old to be given custody, so all the children were sent to the orphanage.

After he finished year 9 he started college in Mukachevo, Ukraine to be a joiner. He lives in a student hostel in our partner's block. He really likes living there.

He says he feels safe, he was worried he might get into a bad company again. However now he feels well, he is dreaming of having a good job and enough money to have a family.

At the hostel he has all the support he needs to fight for his dreams. He is participating in the Independent Learning Programme a 2-3 year life-changing programme which involves structured courses for independent living including areas such as health and hygiene, time and money, risk of substance abuse, formal and informal education to boost the literacy & numeracy for young people who have only the very basics otherwise, planning for independent living including further education, accommodation, employment, leisure & cultural interests, relationships and community engagement

Igor wants to forget his old life and correct his mistakes from the past. He wishes his sister will attend the programme too.

With your support we are giving Igor the tools to achieve his dreams.

Thank you

ChildAid to Eastern Europe

Attending Youth Courses

Photo:Young people with one of the social workers

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