project
REducation
This is Osvitoria’s emergency support hub for schools and other educational institutions. It helps create safe conditions for children and educators and restore learning.
How does REducation work?
- Submit the application form.
- Our team reviews the application and the technical information provided.
- We follow up with the school administration to clarify any details.
- We match the confirmed needs with the available resources of the program and its partners.
We focus on supporting schools that have sustained minor damage due to military actions.
Assistance may include:
- repairing surface cracks in walls and ceilings;
- replacing damaged windows, doors, or furniture;
- restoring interior finishes;
- fixing utility systems (water, electricity, gas);
- repairing roofs, floors, or other external parts of the building.
Application requirements:
- applications are accepted from state- and municipally-owned educational institutions, including schools, lyceums, gymnasiums, and preschools
- the form should be completed by a representative of the educational institution
- applications are accepted from institutions across Ukraine
What kind of support requests does REducation prioritize?
The project gives priority to requests that enable the fastest possible return to in-person learning.
- the institution has a shelter or needs to adapt an existing space to create a protected area
- the educational process takes place in person or in a blended format, or the institution plans to resume it once safety and technical issues have been addressed
REducation Launched in February 2023.
Since then:
1 200+
applications received
56+
schools supported
250+
units of computer equipment and other essential supplies provided to schools across 17 regions of Ukraine
23 000+
students gained access to quality education despite the ongoing full-scale war
