We invite social service professionals to participate in a training session focused on improving the provision of shelter services to internally displaced persons with limited mobility.
❗️ Please note: This training is designed for organizations officially listed in the Register of Social Service Providers. The following are invited to participate:
– providers who are already participants in the pilot project in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 1169;
– registered social service providers who are planning to join this project.
Currently, Ukraine operates a phased model of support for IDPs during evacuation. The social service of shelter is not just a roof over one’s head, but a critically important stage in a person’s integration into a new community. Our goal is to provide you with effective tools for assessing needs, determining the degree of limited mobility, and developing high-quality integration plans.
The training program covers:
✅ requirements for service providers and the specifics of working during
martial law;
✅ a phased support model: from a transit center
to a new community;
✅ skills for conducting in-depth needs assessments;
✅ workshops on developing individual social service plans.
The training will last two days and combine theory and practice.
🔗Day One: theoretical foundation, regulatory requirements, monitoring, and quality control. Register at: https://forms.gle/V3U6bZJcYXHZRE2s7
🔗 Day 2 (in-person): case studies, group work, and practical skills training. Register at: https://forms.gle/CjX2rMhCsSPyYtfR7
❗️Due to limited seating at the event, completing the registration form does not guarantee your participation. An email confirming your participation will be sent to the email address you provided during registration.
Join us to strengthen our collective ability to help those who need it most!
We support people affected by the war through the Support to the Capacity of Government Institutions and Local Communities to Strengthen Social Protection Systems in Ukraine project, implemented with the support of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency in Ukraine.
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