Learning Loss Recovery Project

The Learning Loss Recovery Project is a comprehensive program that helps children from frontline, de-occupied, and affected communities regain knowledge, confidence, and motivation to learn after disruptions caused by the war.
We combine modern recovery methodologies, teacher training, and school support to ensure that every child has the opportunity to receive quality and safe offline education—regardless of the circumstances.

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Key Pillars of the Project

Helping children restore knowledge Children attend classes based on a recovery methodology that accommodates their individual pace and educational needs. The program focuses on developing core academic skills and boosting self-confidence.

Preparing educators to use modern approachesTeachers receive practical tools for working with students who have missed a significant portion of the curriculum due to the war. We support educators through training sessions, methodological materials, and ongoing guidance.

Creating a network of learning recovery centers based in schools The centers operate in schools across the Sumy, Kharkiv, and Odesa regions. They provide children with a safe, structured environment for learning and development.

Project Results (2023-2025)

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47,263 children

participated in the classes

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87,5% of students

demonstrated improved knowledge based on assessment results

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2,234 educators

completed training in the learning recovery methodology

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130

learning loss recovery centers operate in the Sumy, Kharkiv, and Odesa regions

Partners

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