Reconstruction of School Shelters
We focus on reconstructing and equipping school shelters to provide safe spaces for hybrid and offline learning during wartime in Ukraine. These shelters are designed to protect students and teachers while ensuring uninterrupted education. By creating secure and functional environments, we help preserve the right to learning even in the most challenging circumstances.
About Project
The ongoing war in Ukraine has profoundly disrupted the education system, leaving many schools unable to provide safe spaces for children to learn. However, a significant portion of these shelters fail to meet necessary standards for temporary protective structures, and often cannot accommodate all
students, and lack the comfort needed for long-term use.
Reconstruction and equipping of these shelters are critical to ensuring education continues in a secure and supportive environment, even during wartime. These efforts protect students and teachers during air raids while creating adaptable learning spaces for hybrid and offline education amidst the challenges of conflict.
The availability of a safe and well-equipped shelter in schools ensures the sustainability of the educational process during wartime: it enables the transition to offline or blended learning and allows for the organization of educational and recreational activities while staying in the shelter.
Types of equipment
buses, vans, pickup trucks, off-road vehicles; special vehicles: cranes, loaders, repair trucks, evacuation vehicles; support equipment: generators, satellite communication, fuel storage tanks, emergency repair kits, and winterization tools.
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