Improving Access to Educational Opportunities for Conflict-Affected Students and Educators
The "MriyDiy" Educational Foundation, in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) and supported by the Government of Norway, has implemented a project aimed at ensuring continuous, safe, and accessible education for children and educators affected by the war.
Improving School Infrastructure
We help educational institutions restore damaged facilities, equip shelters, enhance security, and ensure comfortable learning conditions. Renovation works have been completed in schools across the Chernihiv, Sumy, and Kyiv regions.
Supporting Children with Access to Technology
Children who lost access to educational resources due to the war received tablets for remote and blended learning. This enables them to remain engaged in the educational process, even under constant threats.
Preparing Educators for Crisis Conditions
Teachers are trained in psychological support techniques, crisis communication, and creating a safe educational environment. This helps them respond effectively to stress and children's needs.
Boosting the Energy Independence of Schools
We support the development of a more resilient infrastructure, including the installation of solar panels in schools. A key example is the Pashkivskyi Lyceum of the Makariv Settlement Council in the Bucha district, which received renewable energy resources to ensure stable operations.
Project Results
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