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Opening of the second Children Hub in Warsaw

Opening of the second Children Hub in Warsaw

On August 17, Future for Ukraine will launch the second Children Hub in Warsaw.

Children Hub is a network of centers for the adaptation, development, and psychological support of Ukrainian immigrants children.

The new Children Hub will be large enough to accommodate around 100 children per day, aged 3 to 15 years. There are large classrooms, an art space, a psychologist's office, a cafeteria, and even more specialists, creativity, and education for Ukrainian children.

Depending on the age group, children will attend classes in logic, knowledge of the surrounding world, music, physical culture, neurorhythmics, mandala therapy, and eidetic. Exciting activities await the little ones, positively affecting the emotional state and contributing to comprehensive development.

In the Hub, children can learn more about the culture, history, and traditions of a new country for them. They have an opportunity to break away from the language barrier and share their own experience with a psychologist and other children from Ukraine. Meanwhile, their mothers have free time for necessary things.

Ukrainian teachers and specialists work in the center, which will solve several urgent problems of Ukrainian women abroad.

Address of the new Children Hub: Warsaw, ul. Wspólna 47/49, 00-680.

Classes are free for children from families who left Ukraine after February 24. Pre-registration is required.

Register for classes at Children Hub from August 18 using the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdxqtyM8AOMHz3Tlii_ReralHPj4fwDypQLsR5nm67MJGJskg/viewform.

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