REFUGE-ED

A REFUGE to create dreams, to sustain hope and to build a better future

REFUGE-ED: Effective practices in education, mental health and psychosocial support for the integration of refugee children

Too many migrant and refugee children in Europe do not have their basic needs for education and wellbeing fulfilled.

Wherever they find themselves, whether they are in a reception centre, a refugee camp or more secure accommodation, education can represent for all of them a REFUGE. A REFUGE to create dreams, to sustain hope and to build a better future.

Science is one of the solutions to promote educational and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) practices that make these REFUGES doors to real opportunities.

In dialogue with migrant and refugee children, their families and communities, but also with all the involved stakeholders, the REFUGE-ED project will create new knowledge on innovative solutions, and high-quality resources and tools. A new “Brokering Knowledge Platform of Effective Practices in Education (BKP)” will then make resources and tools available to all citizens.

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Successful Educational Actions

Successful Educational Actions

The REFUGE-ED project collects knowledge on innovative solutions in education and MHPSS. But what does a successful educational action look like?

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Learning from what works

Learning from what works

Learning from what works There are already many tools for education and mental health and psychosocial well-being available. In fact, a major challenge in education is choosing the right ones – because how do you know if a tool works for your purpose or not? And how...

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Education, well-being and a sense of belonging

Education, well-being and a sense of belonging

Education, well-being and a sense of belonging At the REFUGE-ED project kick off meeting Dr Teresa Sorde Marti of the UAB reminded the consortium of why we are embarking on three years of hard work in the project: “We are brought together by our shared commitment to...

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