Ukrainian Red Cross opens new space for children in Lviv region
The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) has opened a new space for children in Lviv region.
“A new space designed to support the youngest during these challenging times — the Little Geniuses Club — has opened within the Yavoriv district branch of the Ukrainian Red Cross,” URCS said on Facebook.
Here, children aged 2 to 6 can attend English classes, speech and language therapy, mental arithmetic sessions, early learning activities and short physical exercise sessions. In addition to these educational opportunities, they can take part in free first aid workshops, psychosocial and creative activities, as well as information sessions on mine risk awareness and the work of the Ukrainian Red Cross.
The Club was made possible through the REDpreneurUA Programme, which helped transform the idea into a sustainable social initiative while keeping its core aim — supporting the community.
The REDpreneurUA Programme is implemented by the Ukrainian Red Cross in partnership with the Austrian Red Cross, with support from the NACHBAR IN NOT foundation (Austria) and the Canadian Red Cross. It forms part of a global initiative aimed at promoting socially responsible entrepreneurship and strengthening the economic resilience of vulnerable communities.
