"Keep Me Safe" Project
The "Keep Me Safe" project was aimed at creating safe educational spaces for children aged 6–17 in the city of Chernihiv, where they could participate in the educational process offline and bridge learning gaps.
The goal of the project was to ensure children had the opportunity to study, acquire knowledge, receive support, and prepare for future challenges, including taking the National Multi-Subject Test (NMT).
Creating Safe Educational Spaces
The project was implemented across 10 schools in Chernihiv. Effective cooperation was established with the local education department and school administrations.
Teacher Support
A cohort of over 160 teachers was established to teach Ukrainian language, mathematics, English, history of Ukraine, and project management. Each teacher received methodological lesson plans, tests, and presentations, and completed a total of 40 hours of training sessions.
Providing Resources
10 schools received technology kits consisting of laptops, printers, projectors, portable power stations, and stationery sets.
Project Results and Impact
1,956 children participated in the classes400 children received stationery sets400 children received tablets for learning
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