Ukraine Response: ISSA’s 5 main streams of work
Strengthen the capacity of practitioners to provide psycho-social support
Partner with ISSA’s Members and other relevant actors
Empower members to build capacity at municipality level and support a strategic response on short and medium term
Use the network’s expertise with the Primokiz approach and INTESYS
Use existing expertise of ISSA members in setting-up non-formal bridging services (e.g., Playgroups, Primo-Hubs, TOY Libraries)
Support gradual integration of children in formal education services of host countries
Support efforts of reconstruction in Ukraine
Once the war is over, support ISSA’s members and their partners in Ukraine to rebuild early years services
Ensure that inclusion, respect for diversity, and equity are key ingredients of quality early childhood policies and practices
Support ISSA members to work at scale towards improving programs, practices, and policies across Europe
Facilitate a learning community across countries
We will leverage all ISSA’s network mechanisms for the children affected by the war in Ukraine