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Павло показує свічник, зроблений власноруч

Resilience in Action: How ERC’s Self-Employment Program Helps Restore Businesses in Frontline Communities

Pavlo is originally from Yenakiieve in the Donetsk region. In 2014, due to the war, he was forced to leave his hometown and relocate to Dnipro. It was there…
Ukrainian youth language ladder

Inspiring meetings and practical language learning help Ukrainian youth adapt

The first three months of this year have been very active at the Estonian Refugee Council, with our programmes in Estonia focusing on supporting Ukrainian…
Ukrainian youth infront of Tartu Vocational Colledge

Overview of the Estonian Refugee Council's Activities in March

On 10 April, the Estonian Refugee Council’s portrait exhibition “Voices from Crises: Stories of Displaced People” opened in Tartu as part of Gallery Night at…
Rändnäitus liikus Pärnusse

Estonian Refugee Council portrait exhibition "Voices from Crises: Stories of Displaced People" at the Aparaaditehas Corridor Gallery

The Estonian Refugee Council’s portrait exhibition "Voices from Crises: Stories of Displaced People" presents the stories of people with refugee backgrounds…
generaator

Overview of the Estonian Refugee Council's Activities in February

Estonian Refugee Council is now part of the Standby Partnership Network – an international network that brings together UN agencies and humanitarian expert…
  • Monthly overview
Map

Estonian Refugee Council prepares to support people affected by war in the Middle East

The Estonian Refugee Council is preparing to support people affected by the war in the Middle East and neighbouring countries in response to the growing…
Eesti Pagulasabi

Estonian Refugee Council joins international network connecting UN agencies and expert rosters

Estonian Refugee Council has joined the Standby Partnership Network (SPB Network) – an international network that brings together UN agencies and humanitarian…
Bodhana on a train to Kharkiv

Ukrainian musician on a train to Kharkiv: thoughts on war, home, and safety

24 February 2026, marks four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. That is almost one and a half thousand days of fear, uncertainty, and…
MindSpring graduates 2026

Group meetings give refugees a sense of security and help restore emotional balance

Last year, a total of 60 people with a refugee background in Estonia took part in group meetings based on the MindSpring method, organised by the Estonian…
invincibility centers in Kiyv

Overview of the Estonian Refugee Council's Activities in January

In Estonia, we are collecting donations to purchase generators, fuel, and other essential items for crisis and evacuation centres, so that they can continue…
  • Monthly overview
talvine meri

A challenge for Ukraine – charity winter swimming

February marks four years since the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, and this winter has been exceptionally difficult for Ukrainians due to intensified…
Estonian Refugee Council in Ukraine

Our response in 2025

In 2025 we helped more than 55,000 people with emergency response, economic recovery and protection and empowerment programmes. We supported crisis-affected…