Solutions to win: youth organization launches program "VidNOVA: UA" to involve young people in restoring Ukraine
Photo:facebook.com/vidnova.ukraine
A program to involve young people in restoring the country has been launched in Ukraine.
This was announced on the program's Facebook page.
- About the program
The fundamental goal of the VidNOVA: UA program is the nation's unification, the formation of socially active youth, and the restoration of the country.
As part of the program, participants will get the chance to dive into an exciting arena of activities that will fuel their creativity and motivate them to reach their goals over five intense days. VidNOVA: UA will foster collaboration and communication between youths from all across the nation.
The program is aimed at active youth from 18 to 35 years old.
- How to participate
The third wave of exchanges will be held in August-September 2023. To participate, you need to fill out a Google form.
For reference:
Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian war against Ukraine, tens of thousands of buildings have already been damaged, destroyed, or captured.
Against the background of military aggression and significant destruction, the activity of young people who want to help their country has only increased.
Since February 24, 2022, the volunteer movement in Ukraine has become significantly more active and now needs support and promotion of volunteerism among young people.
The data of the Rating group indicate that 61% of Ukrainians are ready to participate in the restoration of the destroyed infrastructure. That is why one of the main tasks today is to create conditions for meeting the needs of young people regarding participation in public life, in particular, processes related to the restoration of the country.
It should be noted that Career Hub teaches creative professions to young people with disabilities from all over Ukraine who are already providing services on a freelance basis. Registration for the new free course is open.
It was also reported that teenagers in a village in the Chernihiv region created a special space for themselves from the abandoned library.
