Education in a Bubble, Ukraine-wide

Ukraine wide - Ukraine

As a result of the war, most children in Ukraine have experienced traumatic events such as displacement, violence, loss of family and friends, hunger and cold. With “Education in a bubble”, we want to give 900 children in the east of the country back their joy and courage to face life.

Project Information
Project Location
Ukraine wide, Ukraine
Main Focus
HealthQuality education for all
Project duration
2024 - 2026
Target Group
Ukrainian children, youth and young adults
Sustainable Development Goals

Main Goals: SDG 4 and SDG 3

The Project

Since the start of Russia’s war against Ukraine in February 2022, children and adolescents have been growing up amid loss, violence, and constant uncertainty. The “Education in a Bubble” project creates safe spaces where they can process their experiences, build resilience, and regain confidence.

Together with its partner organization Save Ukraine, help alliance supports children and adolescents through creative and psychosocial programs. At the center in Kyiv, trained staff and psychologists provide trauma-informed support. Art, music, movement, and theater help young people express their feelings, reduce stress, and regain confidence in their own abilities.

To bring this support to children in the particularly hard-hit eastern regions, a mobile “Pop-Hub” is also in operation. The inflatable, quickly assembled bubble, shaped like a whale, travels directly to local communities for one-day or multi-day workshops. It creates a safe space for connection, creativity, and moments of carefree childhood, even in a fragile environment. The project aims to reach a total of 900 children aged 7 to 16.

This year’s focus: the Unhide Academy

In a multi-stage training program, young people aged 13 to 18 learn how to cope with stress, recognize their strengths, and take responsibility for themselves and others. Particularly engaged participants deepen their knowledge through a six-month advanced training program. Supported by experienced mentors, they learn how to provide trauma-sensitive support to children and adolescents, facilitate groups, and use creative methods to promote mental well-being.

They put what they learn into practice through existing programs and experience firsthand that their contribution makes a difference. This creates a growing network of young people who actively shape their communities and help create new opportunities and perspectives. The Academy therefore strengthens not only individual young people, but also local skills, community cohesion, and hope in the long term.

Project coordinators
Manager B2B -Communication und Head of Corporate Sales & Programs, Eurowings, Cologne
Felicitas von Wittgenstein-Lippe and Imke Schepers

Children in Ukraine are not experiencing a carefree childhood at the moment, but a daily life full of insecurity and fear. It is important to offer them a space where they can forget their worries and experience beautiful moments. This is exactly what we want to achieve with the project. In age-appropriate workshops, children and young people traumatized by war can escape from their everyday lives and let their creativity fly. Rea Garvey and his SAVING AN ANGEL TEAM have been proving for years how much this project comes from the heart and strengthens trust in the future. We support this project because we – as employees of Eurowings, but also as mothers – want to help continue this valuable work and give children hope and joy. We are happy to have the help alliance on our side.

 

Manager B2B -Communication and Head of Corporate Sales & Programs, Eurowings, Cologne

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Contact Persons
Projektportfolio Management
Jonas Zoellner
Contact +49 69 696 70 helpalliance@dlh.de