“Verified” on Dityam isn’t a promise — it’s a daily process. Here is how it works, honestly and without magic.
Government sites, foundations, embassies, NGOs, educational platforms and Telegram channels. Scrapers and a search agent run nightly; each source has its own rhythm — seasonal ones (camps in spring, olympiads in autumn) are checked more often.
From raw text we pull out what matters: age, topic, city, cost, deadline. If a page says the intake is closed, the record closes right away — even if the page itself is still alive.
All active opportunities go through a nightly link check. A dead link isn’t hidden at once — we give the source three days to come back, and only then close the record. Every opportunity page shows when it was last checked.
The same camp can appear on a foundation’s site, in Telegram and in the news — as three different texts. The system recognises such repeats and keeps one record, so you don’t sift through the same thing three times.
Opportunities without a deadline (clubs, courses) are re-checked regularly: if the page is alive and the intake is still open, the record stays; if not, we honestly mark it as finished. Closed pages don’t disappear: they carry a notice and a link back to the live listings.
Everything new from the search agent, and anything the system isn’t sure about, goes to manual moderation before publication. We collect no data about children at all — the platform works without sign-up.
Spotted a mistake or a dead link? Write to us — we’ll fix it and say thank you. And if you know an opportunity that isn’t here yet, suggest it.
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