Webinar on social and psychological adaptation of children (IDPs) to the educational process

On February 3, a webinar will be held on social and psychological adaptation of children (IDPs) to the educational process. The webinar will be held by the public organization YOUTH. SCIENCE. SPORT. THE HEALTHY MOVEMENT OF UKRAINE together with the Department of Education of the Chernivtsi City Council

The purpose of the webinar is to create conditions for the socio-psychological adaptation of IDPs (children) to the educational process, to relieve psychological stress, to raise awareness of national-patriotic education, to solve the physical and psychological problems of children caused by modern conditions, to familiarize with the issues of socio-psychological adaptation of children to new living conditions and the educational process at the expense of physical culture and health activities.

During the webinar, questions will be raised regarding the importance of socio-psychological adaptation of children (PPO), the implementation and development of various measures aimed at supporting the psychological and physical health of children, the training of young volunteer leaders and the involvement of young people in the process of conducting events, as well as activities of the public organization and its positive impact on the life of children (IDPs).

Professional speakers, scientists, volunteer leaders, and internally displaced persons will take part in the webinar.

The webinar is held in the Chernivtsi city territorial community for physical education instructors of the ZDO.

All participants will receive certificates certifying their participation in the webinar.

Webinar partners are Internet provider “Intelekt”, confectionery “Ciabatta”, web studio “MAHO” and videographer Vitaly Shyshkivskyi

The webinar will be held within the framework of the project “Social and psychological adaptation of forcibly displaced persons (children) to the educational process”, carried out by the Carpathian Foundation with the financial support of COFRA.