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Ukraina sõjapõgenike psühhosotsiaalse kriisiabi fond

Sihtasutus Ukraina sõjapõgenike psühhosotsiaalse kriisiabi

Pärnu, Estonia

Refugees & MigrationMental healthChildren & YouthCommunity development
Operating foundationLocal reach
Profile last updated: July 28, 2026

About

Ukraina sõjapõgenike psühhosotsiaalse kriisiabi fond is a foundation based in Pärnu, Estonia working on refugees & migration, mental health, children & youth +2 more.

A non-profit foundation in Pärnu, Estonia, that provides psychosocial support and a safe environment for Ukrainian war refugees. It supports children's day centres, runs community activities, support groups for women and teenagers, individual counselling, training, art and activity therapies, language classes and cultural evenings. It also offers mental health and community support services in partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs and the City of Pärnu, and runs the POMEIL project on migrant entrepreneurship. The foundation was established and is led by Ukrainian women.

Location

Pärnu, Estonia

Organisation type

Operating foundation

Legal form

Sihtasutus (SA)

Legal name

Sihtasutus Ukraina sõjapõgenike psühhosotsiaalse kriisiabi

Focus areas

psychosocial supportwar refugeesUkrainemental healthPärnuEstonia

Languages

ETEN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Refugees & MigrationMental healthChildren & YouthCommunity developmentEmployment & Skills

Works for

Refugees & MigrantsChildrenYouthWomen & GirlsFamilies

How they work

Direct servicesCommunity programmesAwareness & education

Programmes

POMEIL (Promotion of Migrant Entrepreneurship and Integration in the European Labor market)

Employment & Skills

Erasmus-financed project that promotes migrant entrepreneurship and integration in the European labour market, including focus group interviews, a competence map, a training package and a digital escape room.

Countries of operation

Estonia

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Sotsiaalministeerium (Ministry of Social Affairs of Estonia), Pärnu City Government

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