For Ukrainian children living in Germany
For families who already live in Germany: classes, camps and support that organisers in the country open specifically to Ukrainian children.
31 opportunities · 7 free
A child travelling from Ukraine for a camp, a contest or volunteering? That is in “Going abroad” →
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Good to know
Other countries are in “Living abroad”.
Eligibility often depends on the family’s status in Germany — temporary protection, place of residence or the child’s school — so check it on the organiser’s page. The language of classes varies: the local language, Ukrainian, or both.
School in the country
School is compulsory in Germany for all children — usually from the year a child turns six, mostly for nine years. Children who do not yet speak German can start in classes for newcomers: in early 2025 almost a third of Berlin’s 8,551 pupils from Ukraine were in “Willkommensklassen”.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from “Going abroad”?
“Going abroad” is for children travelling from Ukraine: camps, contests, olympiads, volunteering and scholarships that involve a trip (a term or a year at school is on “Exchange programmes”). This collection is for those who already live in another country: classes and camps that local organisers open to Ukrainian children, Ukrainian Saturday schools, help with language and school.
How do we sign up?
Every card leads to the opportunity’s page on Dityam.com.ua and from there to the organiser’s site, where registration, conditions and the language of classes are given. Dityam.com.ua takes no commission and collects no applications.
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