On August 12 in Bila Tserkva, together with the active youth of the community, we took part in the Youth Forum 2025 “Community: a Space of Opportunities for Youth.”

In our community, there are 59,000 young people (aged 14–35), which makes up almost one-third of the population.

The forum became a great platform for dialogue between youth, government, business, education, and civil society organizations. We discussed new projects, accessibility, volunteering, and resilience.

This day was special for us as our team and active NGO members were recognized for their contribution to the development of youth policy and community life. It is a great honor and an even greater motivation to move forward!

We are proud to be part of a community that is transforming the city for the better. Together we are shaping the future!

12.08.25

Our team has already taken part in the National Human Rights Education Training in Lviv

It was an intensive multi-day space that brought together participants from different parts of Ukraine — activists, educators, facilitators, and volunteers.

Together we:

• explored the topics of dignity, equality, and non-discrimination;

• worked with the Council of Europe’s “Compass” manual;

• learned how to integrate human rights into formal and non-formal education;

• shared experiences and searched for tools to bring change to our communities.

It was a space of deep reflection, support, inspiration, and realization of how important it is to talk about human rights during wartime.

31.07.25

Our volunteer and facilitator Ivan recently took part in a five-day seminar-retreat organized by horyzontzmin_ngo

This retreat was part of a mental health support initiative — a space for silence, reset, and self-care.

The program was rich yet very gentle:

• working on a mental health program;

• morning yoga with a trainer;

• art practices with a psychologist;

• sunsets on the mountain and evenings with music;

• open-air cinema, board games, workshops, and quizzes.
  
  

We are grateful to the organizers for the opportunity to be part of such a space. And we remind everyone who helps others: from time to time, it’s worth giving support to yourself too!

24.07.25

How can you make sure that everyone who needs to know about your work actually does?

The communications team of Kebetas Association has started its participation in the international Easy Visi Mentorship Programme, which will help us take our visibility, communication, and impact to a new level.

Fifty civil society organizations from around the world have joined this six-month journey — to learn how to:

• strategically plan communication;

• create stories that inspire and motivate;

• build connections with media and donors;

• work as an ambassador team;

• share the results of their work — professionally, vividly, and effectively.

"Make your communication Easy Visi – lemon squeezy!"

This training is for those who not only work with young people but also want to be heard, recognized, and impactful. And we are glad to already be on this path.

Stay tuned — we are preparing something new for you in the field of visual and strategic storytelling!

19.07.25

And today we want to share the story of our volunteer Oleksandra, who is actively developing her knowledge and competencies by participating in EU Study Days 2025, an educational project of the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine.

This year, the program brought together more than 100 participants - schoolchildren, students, and young researchers from all over Ukraine.

Together, they immerse themselves in modern challenges and opportunities by studying:

• European values and policies;

• the future of relations between Ukraine and the European Union;

• the basics of project management and initiative implementation;

• key skills of the 21st century - communication, collaboration, critical thinking.

"Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or only to the present will miss the future," Oleksandra shares.

We are convinced that the skills of the new generation are not only hard skills, but above all the ability to think, adapt, act and be conscious citizens of the world.

We thank all our volunteers who grow with us - for themselves and for the benefit of society!

15.07.25

“I want to diversify my knowledge and understanding of how NGO activities should be implemented”

This is the thought that our volunteer and facilitator Ivan returned from a three-day All-Ukrainian training for youth organizations in Rivne.

Together with young people from different parts of Ukraine, he:

• modeled his own youth project;

• learned how to effectively search for resources and reliable partners;

• understood how government support and communication with the community work;

• talked about emotional burnout in the public sector - and how to deal with it, especially during the war.

 And, of course, he talked about the experience of Kebetas: how Speaking Clubs are born in Bila Tserkva, how to engage young people, and why building trust is the first step to real change.

We are proud that our volunteers do not stop there, they are constantly learning, expanding their circle of contacts and sharing their knowledge.

 “The knowledge gained will definitely be useful for the development of me as a volunteer and our NGO in helping young people pave their way to the future.”

We thank the organizers for a meaningful event, warm atmosphere and new horizons!

14.07.25

Our NGO attended the first event in a series of meetings on the EU organized by the Ukrainian-Danish Youth House - European Voices.

The event was timed to coincide with the start of Denmark's presidency of the EU Council. Participants discussed the core values of the European Union, the role of Ukraine in redefining European identity, and the diplomatic experience of young people.

The speeches were inspiring:

• Lars Olav Søndahl Petersen, Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Denmark in Ukraine

• Chitske Wildervan - Second Secretary of the Embassy of the Netherlands

• Yuriy Lomikovsky, Youth Delegate of Ukraine to the UN

It was sincere, open and inspiring!

After the speeches, there was facilitated networking, lively discussion, new acquaintances and important reflections: what does it mean to be part of Europe?

We thank the team of Ukrainian-Danish youth house for the opportunity to be among active youth, diplomats and those who are creating the future today.

09.07.25

Last week, an art picnic for young people took place within the SYWOR initiative after our project manager Yulia completed an Erasmus+ training for youth workers in Moldova. The event was held in a safe shelter of our organization's partners and gathered 20 participants aged 15-25 - students of local educational institutions.

The goal of the event was to raise emotional awareness through body mapping, a creative way to explore your emotions in your body. Participants practiced English, developed empathy, self-expression and awareness.

The program included Emoji Emotion Guess and Emotional Weather exercises, body scanning meditation, artistic practices, and discussions in pairs and circles. The atmosphere was sincere, supportive and conducive to personal immersion.

The event was organized with the support of the NGO 'Kebetas' in partnership with the NGO “Young Agents of Change”.

We are sincerely grateful to everyone who participated! Such initiatives are an important step towards the mental well-being of young people in our community!

27.06.25

On June 25, an inspiring meeting of our team of volunteers with the youth of Brovary Lyceum #7 took place!

During the meeting we:

• introduced the participants to the activities of our NGO,

• signed a memorandum of cooperation,

• conducted an interactive exercise in English in the format of speed dating, using non-formal education methods.

We are glad to start a new partnership story and look forward to the next joint initiatives!

We are grateful to our communicator Ulyana for initiating such cooperation and organizing the meeting!

25.06.25

Our NGO had the privilege to take part in an international training seminar focused on access to quality youth work and non-formal education during war and in the post-war period in Ukraine.

Organised by the Council of Europe Youth Department in cooperation with the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, this activity is part of a long-term Framework Programme for 2021–2025.

Some of the most meaningful sessions included:

• Understanding Council of Europe standards in youth work

• Applying a human rights-based approach using the Compass manual

• Deep dives into trauma-informed youth work, including the Do No Harm principle

• Reflecting on the Youth Work Portfolio and how to build our competences as youth workers

• Experiencing practical tools like the "Solution Exists" board game and “Have Your Say”
  
  

We shared experiences from the ground — youth workers supporting young people both inside Ukraine and in other Council of Europe member states. It was emotional, honest, and incredibly motivating.

A huge thank you to the facilitators, speakers, and every participant who brought their passion and knowledge into the space. We're leaving this experience with fresh tools, clearer direction, and renewed energy to continue working with and for young people — even in the most challenging times.

12.06.25

We’re Stronger Together — and We’re Taking Action!

From May 25 to June 1, Yuliia Lynova, project manager of our NGO, took part in an international training in Moldova, hosted by the MilleniuM Training and Development Institute.

30 youth workers and educators from across Europe came together to exchange tools and strategies for supporting displaced youth.

Together they:

• Shared national experiences

• Developed trauma-informed methods

• Built a network for long-term impact

• Planned local follow-ups for youth

 
Next: we’re bringing these tools home with 2 local seminars — open to displaced and local young people.

Let’s keep building inclusive and resilient communities.

Because we’re always #StrongerTogether 

05.06.25

NGO Kebetas in Stockholm "NGO Synergy: Building Skills and Networks": a week of networking, new knowledge, and inspiration

Our NGO was proud to be part of this initiative, joining a diverse group of organizations dedicated to empowering civil society through collaboration and non-formal education.

Throughout the program, participants took part in a range of interactive sessions:

• Team Building & NGO Cinema – connecting through creative organization presentations

• Partnership Development – exploring EU project frameworks and simulating resource-limited collaborations

• Study Visit – discovering local initiatives and Stockholm’s social landscape

• Project Writing – working with tools like the Project Idea Tree, budget puzzles, and expert consultations

• Intercultural Night – sharing traditions, food, and music from different countries

• Future Cooperation – brainstorming joint actions and funding opportunities
  
  

The training offered not just practical tools and fresh knowledge, but also space for building long-term partnerships and shaping new ideas.

Big thanks to the organizers and everyone involved for such an inspiring and productive experience!

02.06.25

Just returned from an unforgettable experience in Rome at the training course “The Power of Non-Formal Education” (May 12–17, 2025)!

This wasn’t just a training — it was a powerful immersion into the philosophy, practice, and political dimension of non-formal education (NFE). We didn’t just talk about NFE — we experienced it.

Through role plays, simulations, deep reflections, and collaborative sessions, we explored:

• How NFE empowers young people to become real actors of change

• The unique complementarity between formal and non-formal education

• The importance of coherence between our values and daily educational work

• The power of reflection, transfer, and shared learning
  
  

The journey started even before Rome — with 6 weeks of pre-training reflections, conversations, and shared resources. And it doesn’t stop here. We return home with new insights, challenges, and a renewed belief in the transformative potential of NFE.

Endless gratitude to the organizers, trainers, and every participant who contributed to this co-created learning space.

Let’s keep spreading the power of education that feels, questions, and empowers.

01.06.25

School of Dialogue — a space where new voices of changemaker facilitators grow.

Our volunteer, Ivan Sych, joined the intensive course by Ukrainian-Danish Youth House to dive deeper into how dialogue can be built — not just as a method, but as a mindset.

During the online phase, participants explored tools for dialogic communication and learned how to lead conversations that connect rather than divide.

The offline part focused on facilitation practice: working with group dynamics, designing effective workshops, and building confidence.

The method of dialogue is a way to listen, agree, and create change. And now, another member of our team is ready to bring this approach to their community.

21.05.25

Three days that filled the hearts of each of us with pride, sadness, hope and confidence in the power of Ukrainian youth.

On 3-5 April, the team of our organisation - the head, volunteers and active participants - joined the opening of the European Youth Capital 2025 in Lviv. We were there to hear, see, feel, and - most importantly - to be a part of the history that is being made right now.

Day 1 - Opening Ceremony (3 April) At the Lviv Opera House, we witnessed an emotional ceremony with a minute of silence, the Ukrainian anthem performed by Taras Topolya, speeches by European leaders, music by Sviatoslav Vakarchuk and a theatrical performance ‘How Lviv Sounds’. It was a day that combined art, dignity and brave youth.

Day 2 - Remembrance Day (4 April) Together with hundreds of participants, the memory of young people and defenders of Ukraine was honoured. In Lviv, the concert was broadcast from the Church of the Garrison and watched in the courtyard of the City Hall, the Garden Republic and Plav. It was a sincere, quiet, but very strong presence - to remember, to realise and to give thanks.

Day 3 - Open Youth Event (5 April) !FESTrepublic hosted a day for young people with open talks, concerts, special formats and a fair. We met like-minded people, discussed the vision of youth policy, and were inspired and inspired. It was a lively environment where we want to act even more!

We are proud to have been part of this launch.

Because Lviv is not only a city of spring, but also a city of brave, free young people who speak out and act consciously.

We thank all the organisers, partners and young people who make the impossible possible.

Stay tuned for the next #EYC2025 events and join us in creating the future at home. Youth is power!

7.04.25

Kebetas attended an international meeting of Ukrainian NGOs in Stockholm!

From 15 to 17 March, our organisation Kebetas took part in an international meeting of Ukrainian NGOs within the framework of the 'Voices United' project in Stockholm.

About the project:

The initiative is implemented by the NGO People and the Swedish organisation Framtidstaget with the support of the Swedish Institute. 

The main goal is to study the needs of the Ukrainian civil society sector and to promote cooperation between Ukrainian and Swedish organisations.

What happened during these days?

Day 1:

• Introduction of participants and their organisations

• Workshop on human-centred design of social projects

• Discussion of interviews with beneficiaries and analysis of their needs

Day 2:

• Deeper analysis of the needs of Ukrainian NGOs

• Introduction to crowdfunding platforms for social change

• Discussion on working with people with disabilities in martial law

Day 3:

• Generation of ideas for future projects

• Exploring funding and cooperation opportunities from the Swedish Institute

• Meeting with United Equality and participation in their workshop ‘Empowering Youth - Approaches and Experiences’

• Exploring Erasmus+ opportunities for youth NGOs

Day 4:

• Swedish-Ukrainian networking - more than 10 organisations from Sweden joined to discuss future collaborations

• Workshop by ABF Stockholm: ‘AI-Powered Project Management’

We feel grateful to the organisers and partners for the productive days and valuable experience! We look forward to continuing this great project!

21.03.25

Our volunteers Olya and Ivan took part in the All-Ukrainian Youth Forum on Sustainable Development, which brought together about 1000 participants from all over Ukraine! It was a powerful platform for discussing environmental initiatives, social entrepreneurship, ESG standards and opportunities for young people in the green economy.

Panel discussions provided an opportunity to talk to experts, representatives of business, government and the public sector about new challenges and prospects for youth employment in the field of sustainable development. 

Networking has opened up new contacts and opportunities for partnerships that will help us implement even more initiatives in our community. 

The dialogue on the integration of youth initiatives into public policy and business strategies was especially important, which will allow young people to be a driving force for change in the country.

We return with inspiration, new ideas and plans for the development of our organisation! We thank the organisers for the great opportunity and support of youth initiatives!

17.03.25

Our NGO has officially signed a memorandum of cooperation with another educational institution in Bila Tserkva!   

This partnership with the Separate Structural Subdivision ‘Technological and Economic Specialist College of Bila Tserkva National Agrarian University’ opens up new opportunities for students.

More educational projects, joint events and, of course, the expansion of the English Speaking Club!

We are confident that this cooperation will help young people develop the skills they need for a successful future.  

We thank our partners for their trust and support!

13.03.25

Empowering Youth Through Peer-to-Peer Education! 

On September 23, 2024, we launched the English Speaking Club: Co-Training Youth Leaders project with the incredible support of Peace Corps Virtual Service Pilot Participant, Melody!

Students from Bila Tserkva Applied Humanitarian College, Bila Tserkva College of Servis and Design, and Bila Tserkva National Agrarian University joined this journey, starting with a warm online welcome session. 

Over six interactive sessions, nine passionate volunteers led discussions on:

• Healthy Lifestyle — Myths & Reality 

• Travel & Cultural Exchangeb

• Time Management & Productivity 

• Career Talks — Jobs & AI 

• Speed Dating — Group Facilitation

We wrapped up with an offline event, featuring: 

• Reflection & Feedback

• Certificate Ceremony  

• Cosy Tea Time & Future Plans  

Through peer learning and non-formal education, we built leadership, communication, and teamwork skills—all while making meaningful connections!  

Huge thanks to our volunteers and participants! 

More exciting initiatives coming soon!

07.03.25

We present the results of our participation in the EngWing project!

As part of the Youth Connect for Ukraine program with the support of the British Council, we joined the EngWing project to motivate young people in Kyiv and Kyiv region to learn English and show them the prospects it opens up.  

On the first day, the head of our NGO, Lilia, conducted a number of exciting activities: group discussions, exercises to increase motivation, and interactive activities to overcome language barriers. Thanks to this, the participants not only improved their language skills but also received tools for personal and professional growth.  

On the final day, a team of volunteers presented our organization and talked about supporting youth and developing civic engagement. Together with our partners and participants, we have created a community that will continue to inspire young people.  

We thank everyone who became part of this project! Together we have made an important step towards the development of talented and motivated youth!

21.02.25

This week, we are excited to share that our NGO has received a shipment of English magazines and educational materials generously donated by Innocence Found, a non-profit organization committed to supporting Ukrainian communities in this challenging time.

The received literature, which includes magazines like The Sun, Success, National Geographic, and Zoobooks, will soon be used as the material to shape our English speaking club meetings. Also, we are planning to start a small library to inspire our participants and youth in general to read English sources. This support will enrich our initiatives, fostering youth development and non-formal education in our community.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Innocence Found for their invaluable support. This aid not only brings much-needed resources but also underscores the solidarity between global communities during these trying times.

19.12.24

From November 20 to 29, 2024, an unforgettable project “ChatGPT for the Development of Critical Thinking of Youth” took place in Wroclaw (Poland), organized within the framework of the Erasmus+ program with the support of the IDEA LAB Foundation and the Lviv - European Youth Capital 2025 Office.

This project brought together young people from different countries to discuss and practically explore how modern technologies and AI can become tools for developing critical thinking and digital literacy.

What happened?

• We started with an interactive introduction to My AI Face and a discussion of current trends among young people on the Internet.

• We held in-depth sessions on inclusion and exclusion in the online environment, as well as learning tools for digital activity.

• Conducted two exciting study visits to the Wroclaw Technology Park and a local company working in the field of artificial intelligence.

• Created and presented a unique booklet about ChatGPT as a tool for critical thinking.

• Participated in cultural exchanges, organized international evenings, and discussed opportunities for future cooperation.

A special place in the programme was occupied by practical tasks that helped participants acquire new skills:

Conducting mini-campaigns online using AI tools;

Developing ideas for local workshops to help other young people develop critical thinking.

What's next?

The project is over, but its impact is just beginning. Participants are already planning local initiatives in their countries to share their experiences and knowledge.

We thank everyone who contributed to this unforgettable experience! Together, we are taking the first steps towards a smarter, more critically minded society.

29.11.24

What could be better than a week dedicated to development and new acquaintances?

We were lucky enough to participate in the project “The European School”, which brought together young activists from different countries in Warsaw! 🇵🇱 Together with the team of NYCUkraine and AEGEE, we learned, shared experiences and created new ideas for the development of the youth sector.

Why was it cool?

We gained:

• human resource management skills;

• understanding of external relations and partnerships;

• knowledge of finance and budgeting;

• tools for effective social media management;

• life hacks for organizing events.

The most valuable thing is the opportunity to communicate with like-minded people, learn from each other's experience and discuss future cooperation.

26.11.24

Four days of inspiration, learning and creating new communities!

From 21 to 24 November, our project manager Yulia had the opportunity to join the training programme for facilitators of the 'Dozrili Spilnoty' project in the cosy location of Hata Maisternya in the village of Babyn, Ivano-Frankivsk region. 

What did it bring?

• Deep acquaintance with the participants and their expectations.

• Group dynamics skills that will help build teams and work with different audiences.

• Understand convergent and divergent thinking to make effective decisions.
  
  

• Learning how to conduct strategic sessions and simulate them.

• Presentation of a practical workbook that will become a reliable tool for future work.

It was not just training, but a real space for discovering new approaches, sharing ideas and creating strategies that change communities for the better. 

We thank the organisers and the project team for investing in the development of facilitators and giving us the opportunity to drive change forward.

25.11.24

Our team of the NGO ‘Association Kebet’ had an extremely interesting and productive visit to American House Kyiv together with students from Bila Tserkva Humanitarian and Pedagogical College and Bila Tserkva Professional College of Service and Design! We met an incredible team and learned more about their opportunities for young people.

What exactly did we learn?

▪️Education in the USA: how to study abroad and what opportunities are available for Ukrainian students from EducationUSA

▪️Online libraries and resources available for young people.

▪️Possible joint projects and exchange of experience!

We were given a tour of the space, played a game about fakes and discussed our future ideas and plans, and had an incredible session with a US resident, Charlie, who shared his own experience of studying and working in America.

🔜 What's next?

This visit is just the beginning! We are already preparing new projects and initiatives, so stay tuned for updates on our page! We believe that cooperation with the American House will open up even more opportunities for the youth of the Bila Tserkva community to develop and learn.

We thank the American House for their warm welcome and support!!!!

23.10.24

23 September 2024 our organization started a project called 'English speaking club: Co-training youth leaders' with a great support of Peace Corps Virtual Service Pilot Participant, Melody.

Participants from @bcpedcollege @bfcsd_official and @agrarvard_bnau joined our project and already had their first meeting online in the format of a welcoming event while getting to know each other.

The aims of this project are:

• Train as Future Leaders

• Develop and Improve English Speaking Skills

• Encourage Creativity and Teamwork

• Discover and Share Cultures

12.10.24

On 30 September - 4 October 2024, the European Youth Centre in Strasbourg hosted a seminar on ‘Growing up in time of war. Youth work in Ukraine today. How can European youth policy adapt?’. 

Liliia, the head of our organisation, was among the experts and professionals from 15 Council of Europe member states involved in youth initiatives for Ukrainian youth to discuss the challenges they face, in particular those growing up in war.

The seminar explored important topics:

• challenges faced by young people growing up during the conflict;

• the role of human rights-based youth work in ensuring inclusion, participation and well-being;

• how European youth policy can adapt to the changing needs of young people in times of war.

Key findings included candid testimonies from young people and youth workers, discussions on best practices for supporting mental health and social cohesion, and concrete strategies for resilience-informed youth policies.

A special event was the participation in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, where participants witnessed high-level discussions and gained insight into the mechanisms that support Ukraine's path to European integration.

We thank everyone who participated and the Council of Europe for organising this important dialogue! 

08.10.24

Just wrapped up an incredible two-week journey at the “Your Own TV Show” international workcamp in Flensburg. From learning how to work a camera to editing our own footage and even presenting live on air – it was a deep dive into the world of television production!

Organised by IJGD and hosted by the amazing team at Flensburger Jugendring and the Offener Kanal Flensburg TV station, we got to create our own short films, with guidance from experienced media educators and volunteers.

Every day started with a walk to the studio, where we worked on our projects, until they came to life. And finally presented our film live to the public – a moment we’ll never forget! 

We stayed at a cozy youth center, where we had fun together, and even hopped across the border to Denmark! 

If you ever get a chance to be part of a media workcamp (or any other kind of workcamp) do it! It’s about learning, collaborating, and stepping out of your comfort zone, and it’s an unforgettable way to meet people from all over the world!

15.09.24

21 people from Czech Republic, Greece, Ukraine, Poland, Georgia, Portugal, Italy took part in the training course ‘4+ Elements’ on body movement practices inspired by Somatic principles, Contact Improvisation and Performance art.

During this project the leader of our NGO experienced:
- re-connection from the body to the self and relation with others through movement meditations and practices;
- coming in touch with our inner landscapes and emotions, exploring the space between the automatic mechanisms of the ordinary body & the yet unrevealed of the extraordinary body;
- performance in the state of togetherness and collectivity.

Participants did a lot of practice on body movement techniques: contact improvisation, authentic movement, vocal & physical compositions related to physical theater and performance.

We are cordially thankful to @czech.inspire and @forward_for_future for the opportunity to be a part of the community of kind-hearted people sharing time, space, food and emotions together.

Co-founded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

17.07.24

For the first time since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, the Deputy Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine, Mr. Remy Duflot, visited Bila Tserkva. The purpose of the visit was to promote the European integration of student youth into the European space. 

The meeting was held at the Bila Tserkva Vocational College of Service and Design with the participation of students from @bcpedcollege and @bfcsd_official, the Ambassadors of European Youth initiative in Ukraine and our organization.

The event contributed to strengthening ties between Ukraine and the European Union, as well as provided students with important information and inspiration for further development within the framework of European integration.

It is very valuable for our organization to establish and maintain cooperation with our partners and friends! Let this day become a good tradition in the future!

13.06.24

“Don't trust fate and believe in yourself. Spend more time doing rather than dreaming, living rather than waiting, because even though who almost died is still alive, who almost lives is already dead.” Sarah Westphal @gapyearportugal 

This quote from the “Time 2 act 4.0” project and many other insights were brought by Lilia, the head of our NGO “Association Kebet”. The project took place in Portugal and focused on the topic of gap year, soft skills as a tool for solving problems faced by young people today. Lilia was the leader of the group representing Ukraine on behalf of the NGO “People”.

During the project, the participants

- got to know each other and built partnerships in an informal way;
- improved the following soft skills: emotional intelligence, critical thinking, teamwork, problem solving, creativity, initiative, social impact, and intercultural communication;
- explored the problems of local youth in Lapa do Lobo and pitched solutions to these problems;
- learned about the cultures and debunked stereotypes of the countries participating in the project;
- tasted Portuguese cuisine;
- visited the Atlantic Ocean.

We thank @ngopeople for the opportunity to join the project and be useful in its implementation, as well as @gapyearportugal for the atmosphere, knowledge, experience and new acquaintances!

18.06.24

May 6 and 7, 2024 are especially important for our organization, as we have officially signed 2 memoranda of cooperation with @bcpedcollege and @bfcsd_official

We are proud of such partnerships and grateful for the trust and faith in the Kebet Association. We continue to strengthen young people together so that young people strengthen Ukraine!

08.05.24

March 6, 2024 was a very productive and fruitful day for our NGO and our partners at the Bila Tserkva Humanitarian and Pedagogical College. Together we went on a trip to get acquainted with the Ukrainian-Danish Youth House in Kyiv. During the visit, about 40 students had the opportunity to get acquainted with the space of the Hughe-style house and learn what initiatives or ideas they can come with and implement in this space. 

Guest speaker Kristin Birna Stefansdotir spoke about the education system for teachers in Denmark. In the format of a lively discussion, it was found that the concepts of “teacher” and “educator” in Denmark have significant differences and are two different professions. With Anastasia Yakovenko, Head of the Department of Professional Higher Education from the NGO Ukrainian Association of Students, the students learned about the activities of the organization itself and possible ways to cooperate and attract support from the association for college students. There was also networking in groups, where participants developed ideas for future events and projects with all stakeholders of the event. During the breaks, we enjoyed pizza and drew on the walls, leaving wishes or just a picture for the Youth House. 

We are sincerely grateful to the Ukrainian-Danish Youth House, Christine and Anastasia for the hospitality and acquaintance, the administration of the Bila Tserkva Humanitarian and Pedagogical College for their support and assistance, and the students who joined the visit and actively participated in all parts of the event. It turned out to be very atmospheric and relaxed. 

08.03.24