By Kristina Gologanova | Project Leader
Over the past few months, the Afterschool Program for Children at Risk has continued to provide stable and meaningful support to children from vulnerable communities. In addition to regular educational assistance such as homework help and reinforcement of core academic skills has placed a stronger emphasis on activities focused on skills development and personal growth.
Children participated in structured sessions designed to build social, communication, and teamwork skills. In addition, they gained new knowledge and competencies through experiential learning activities, including a visit to a museum and active participation in thematic workshops. These experiences allowed them to learn outside the traditional classroom setting and helped connect learning with real-life contexts.
The combination of educational support and practical, hands-on activities contributed to increased motivation, self-confidence, and engagement among the children. The program continues to support their holistic development and social inclusion.
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