| Aid Partner: | Hopekeeper Foundation |
| Funds: | Part of USD 19,982 grant |
| Regions: | Kherson |
| Aid provided: | 10 Lenovo tablets for remote learning |
| Beneficiaries: | 10 first-graders starting school in a frontline city |
In the frontline city of Kherson, only ten children remained who were starting first grade. Due to ongoing shelling, in-person schooling is impossible, and remote learning is the only option. But their families could not afford the devices needed to participate.
Through the Hopekeeper Foundation, we provided 10 tablets so these children could begin their education. For a six-year-old starting school during a war, having a tablet is not just about accessing lessons – it is about feeling included, connected to other children, and having a sense of normalcy in the most abnormal of circumstances. It gave them hope and a renewed belief in their future.
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The Hopekeeper Foundation is a charitable organization with a far-reaching network dedicated to providing direct assistance to the most impacted areas in Ukraine. SA2U has had the pleasure of working with the Hopekeeper team on numerous successful projects and continues to be inspired by the heart and dedication they bring to their work. This project was part of a USD 19,982 grant covering six initiatives in the Kherson region.
