The Educational Initiatives Foundation continues to report on the delivery of computer equipment as part of the “Unbreakable Education” project. In September 2024, Zaporizhzhia Gymnasium No. 89 received 20 all-in-one computers and 20 laptops, which have become an essential component of the educational process.

The digital devices are used daily, helping teachers to organise online lessons, enhance their digital competence, create interactive learning content, and participate in webinars and seminars. Thanks to quality computer equipment, educators are able to conduct individual sessions, improve the standard of pastoral work with pupils, and prepare them for intellectual and creative competitions. In a frontline city, these capabilities allow for significant activation of the learning process and ensure high-quality knowledge acquisition.

The compact and mobile laptops have become an integral part of blended learning, enabling pupils to successfully work through materials even during lessons in the shelters of neighbouring schools. Digital devices make learning more engaging and convenient, allowing pupils to carry out practical and laboratory work in physics, chemistry, biology, and computer science, as well as interactive exercises and testing.

The “Unbreakable Education” project is being implemented as part of a nationwide programme under the aegis of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine with support from national and international partners.

The Educational Initiatives Foundation expresses its sincere gratitude to partner Reusing It for their continued support of Ukrainian education and assistance in addressing new challenges whilst providing opportunities for continuous development and learning.

We are also grateful to IT-Integrator for their assistance with logistics in Ukraine.

Together towards Victory!

We are pleased to report the delivery of 100 books from the “Dobranich” project by the Educational Initiatives Foundation to the library in Kherson!

De-occupied Kherson Oblast, which continues to suffer from enemy shelling, is in need of Ukrainian literature. Destroyed libraries, books removed by occupiers, complicated logistics and business operations – these are the realities of life in the city and region today.

Yet the need for Ukrainian-language materials here exists, and it is growing!

According to librarians, residents of the region are increasingly switching to Ukrainian for communication, and this requires more reading. Therefore, we could not ignore the request from Volodymyr Bahnenko, a Kherson native, psychologist and writer from the South, who regularly collects and delivers books to his native Kherson Oblast.

This time, books carefully selected by volunteers from the Educational Initiatives Foundation have been added to this valuable cargo – these include children’s books for various age groups as well as books for adults.

Together towards Victory!