Maikuus 2021 ilmus Eesti Pagulasabil raamat “Jutte siit ja säält”, kus oma loo räägivad kümme pagulast ja rändetaustaga inimest, kes on Eestisse elama asunud. SIIT leiab teose nii e- kui ka audioraamatuna.
Sotsiaalset ettevõtet Siin & Sääl teevad koos Eesti Pagulasabiga siin elavad pagulased ja uussisserändajad. Siin & Sääl aitab pagulastel alustada ettevõtlusega, pakkudes äriideede teostamiseks pinda ja oskusteavet. Ettevõtlusega tahame näidata rikast kultuuripagasit, mille pagulased endaga kaasa toovad. See on justkui tükike nende kodumaast näiteks toidu, tantsu või käsitöö näol.
Fourth of August 2020. The explosion in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, destroyed a third of the entire city. Immediately after that, Estonian Refugee Council collected 10,155 euros in donations from Estonians. The donations were forwarded to the local partner organization Sawa for Development & Aid, which did the rescue work immediately after the the explosion. Here is one of the beneficiary stories.
Within the framework of the Estonian Refugee Council mental health project, a three-part workshop will take place in the autumn. It is aimed at psychologists/psychiatrists and other mental health specialists who may come into contact with refugees in their work and would like to improve themselves in this field. Mads Ted Drud-Jensen from Denmark and Antti Klemettilä from Finland, who specialize in promoting the mental health of refugees, will be sharing their knowledge and experience.
Fourth of August 2020. The explosion in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, destroyed a third of the entire city. Immediately after that, Estonian Refugee Council collected 10,155 euros in donations from Estonians. The donations were forwarded to the local partner organization Sawa for Development & Aid, which did the rescue work immediately after the explosion. Here is one of the beneficiary stories.
Estonian Refugee Council helps arriving refugees to find suitable Estonian language courses to support their adaptation to the new environment. Recently, Nour from Iraq and Sumeyra from Turkey, both living with their families in Tartu, passed the Estonian language proficiency test. The women talked about why learning Estonian is important to them.
The global coronavirus crisis is hitting those who are already in a bad state the hardest - the demand for humanitarian aid is growing. More than 10 years have passed since the last refugee crisis in Georgia, but serious socio-economic problems have not disappeared. Unemployment, depression, and reduced food security are just some of them. This year, the Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) started supporting internally displaced Georgian women so that they could start their own sustainable businesses.
Those, who had already difficulties before, have took the hardest hit by the Coronavirus pandemic- the demand for humanitarian aid is growing faster than ever. Estonian Refugee Council (ERC) has helped the people of Ukraine, who have suffered because of the war for more than seven years according to how the conflict and people’s needs have changed. They have supplied people with food, medicine, sanitary packages and school supplies. Also, the most vulnerable households get financial help to survive the winter.
