On the road: mental support for scholarship students

The "Scholar" project aims to support socially vulnerable full-time students in Ukraine. The goal is to promote self-realization, development of personal, academic and social skills, and foster active and responsible citizens.

Participants receive comprehensive support, including mentoring, psychological assistance, monthly scholarships, participation in training sessions, masterclasses, workshops, and opportunities to implement their own volunteer and social projects.

We need financial support to provide scholarships to socially vulnerable students, and also to cover accommodation for all students during project participation and provide them with psychological support — group and individual consultations — along with opportunities to participate in educational and developmental activities.

Target audience:

-Full-time students aged 16–23 years;

-Socially vulnerable categories:

-orphans or children deprived of parental care;

-graduates of orphanages/boarding schools;

-children with disabilities;

-children of killed or wounded participants in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Participants must be motivated to learn, develop and actively participate in public life.

Expected results:

-Improved academic performance;

-Development of self-confidence and self-management skills;

-Ability to set goals and achieve them;

-Expanding social contacts;

-Active participation in volunteer, community and project initiatives;

-Development of critical thinking, self-knowledge and future planning.

Benefits of participation:

• Individual mentoring and mentor support;
• Psychological support and group training, individual consultations;
• Monthly scholarship for learning and development;
• Access to workshops, training, lectures and meetings with experts;
• Opportunity to implement own social and volunteer projects.