Students, teachers and parents united in praise of Ukraine learning project
Stay With Ukraine, supported by Theirworld, allowed young refugees to continue their Ukrainian studies and talk to peers and educators in their homeland.
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One giant LEAP: children go from the street to school success
Learning support assistants and parenting workshops are key parts of a project supported by Theirworld in Kenya that has worked with more than 200 street-connected children.
Theirworld’s mission to give children in crises a safe place to learn
As part of our 20th anniversary, we are taking a series of in-depth looks at key areas of our work - today we focus on the need for action, advocacy and planning in emergencies.
World Refugee Day: ACE project helps children to integrate and learn in Greece
A new film shows how the All Children in Education programme, based on a blueprint developed by Theirworld, is changing the lives of thousands of young refugees.
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Theirworld’s Education Innovation Awards winners reach 2m young learners
We’ve been working with five fantastic non-profits, who received £50,000 grants, masterclasses and mentoring to enable them to scale up their ideas.
Traumatised and displaced … but Ukrainian children are determined to continue their education
A Q&A with Theirworld’s Maysa Jalbout, who was part of a UN mission to Moldova to find out how refugee children can continue to learn and be supported.
We thought loud noises were a storm – it was Russia bombing Ukraine
Aurica Rață, a Theirworld Global Youth Ambassador from Moldova, tells of her shock at the invasion of neighbouring Ukraine and the urgent need to get refugee children into school.
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Theirworld supports MBA scholarships for refugees in Lebanon
Ukraine’s children need urgent action to safeguard their education
Theirworld calls for schooling and early childhood support to be prioritised in the early stages of the humanitarian response to Russia’s invasion.
Statement by Theirworld Chair and President on Ukraine conflict
Sarah Brown and Justin van Fleet say action must be taken to "support children and their education during this heartbreaking crisis".