Emergency early childhood intervention supporting over 12,000 Ukrainian refugees

The Joint Emergency Early Childhood Development Support for Ukrainian Refugees project is led by the EASPD — an association of European service providers based in Brussels — in collaboration with UNICEF and six national organizations. EASPD provided emergency early child interventions to over 12,000 Ukrainian children and parents who have been displaced by war. The 18-month project formed new models for transnational cooperation and a large database of tools and materials, all of which can be easily adapted to other regions experiencing distress.

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