EduCare without borders. Together for the future – NGO’s initiatives
Relevant informations about activities and projects developed by privat and non- governmental entities for supporting Ukrainian refugees in Romania – developing an informational hub on Education to support them
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Germany has become a country of immigration. Yet, for a long time, politics and society struggled with this fact. Responding to the new reality led to a significant adaptation of…
Child refugees from Ukraine can use lecture clubs, Romanian language classes, recreational activities at the Happy Bubble centres run by World Vision Romania, according to forms provided by the organisation.…
Ukrainian children who have become refugees in Romania, with or without an official statute as refugees, can enrol in school in this country if their parents submit an application form,…
12 video Romanian language lessons for Ukrainian refugees.- children or their parents – are available on the Youtube channel of „Telescoala”, an educational channel run by Romania’s public television TVR.…
Authorities in Kyiv have launched a series of learning and teaching resources for distance and hybrid learning since the start of the Russian aggression in Ukraine, in order to allow…
The school inspection authorities (ISJ’s) in the Romanian counties o Sibiu, Timis, Suceava, Iasi, but also those in six other counties have been organising Romanian language classes for refugees from…
If you are a refugee in Romania and have school aged children, if you need information and support to provide access to education and services that the children are entitled to, you can contact us at
Organisations and institutions offering events, initiatives, educational projects in support of refugees from Ukraine can fill in the following form, to have them promoted in a centralised manner among potential beneficiaries.
Rainer Ohliger and Raphaela Schweiger
