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Young Ukrainians ESF
As October arrived, the Language Ladder project came to an end. Over the past year, we have supported young Ukrainians living in Estonia in learning Estonian,…
ESF
The Estonian Refugee Council has developed a practical guide for teachers, youth workers, education professionals and other specialists working with Ukrainian…
Ilja ESF
Learning a new language is about more than memorising words and grammar rules. It is equally important to gain the confidence and support to use the language…
ESF noored
Eesti Pagulasabi esimene poolaasta on olnud tegus. Meie Eesti programmide fookuses on Ukraina pagulasnoorte toetamine: eesti keele õppimise, uute kontaktide…
Youth
This winter the Estonian Refugee Council together with partners Finnish Refugee Council, Irish Refugee Council and Danish Refugee Council Youth, conducted a…
ukrainlased jõudsid Eestisse 2022
Among Ukrainians who have settled in Estonia, the main concerns remain finding work aligned with their qualifications and learning the Estonian language…
Ukrainian youth language ladder
The first three months of this year have been very active at the Estonian Refugee Council, with our programmes in Estonia focusing on supporting Ukrainian…
Rändnäitus liikus Pärnusse
The Estonian Refugee Council’s portrait exhibition "Voices from Crises: Stories of Displaced People" presents the stories of people with refugee backgrounds…
MindSpring graduates 2026
Last year, a total of 60 people with a refugee background in Estonia took part in group meetings based on the MindSpring method, organised by the Estonian…
Olena Bohdan nõuandeliini konsultant
Amid the ongoing war and displacement, access to mental health support can be life-saving. In cooperation with the Ukrainian National Psychological Association…