School-aged children living in shelters in Drogobych region received tablets for learning thanks to the International Organization for Migration IOM Ukraine through Prosvita Prykarpattia.
A total of 56 children aged 6 to 17 received new and modern gadgets.
13 tablets were presented to children from among forcibly displaced people who live in the Drohobytsk Mechanical and Technological Vocational College, 23 tablets were given to the “Dzherelny” sanatorium in Truskavets, 8 tablets each were given to children from Boryslav Medical College and Boryslav Vocational Lyceum, 4 gadgets were given to the House of Prayer in Boryslav.
“Today, children from socially vulnerable categories who lost their homes due to Russian aggression and now live and get an education in Drohobych region received gadgets. Now they won’t have to share gadgets with others, and it will be much easier to do homework,” said Nataliya Fedurko, who is responsible for work with IDPs in the Drohobytsk RVA.
The assistance was provided by the International Organization for Migration within the framework of partnership with the European Union. The IOM program is aimed at children between the ages of 6 and 17 who are getting an online education.