Not just these\u2019 The spynkas are<\/strong>\u2018 created safe spaces for refugee children to learn and play, and also gave Ukrainian mothers time to find work in \u2019, Poland.<\/p>\n Child psychologist Maria Odinets Euronews\u2019e said: \u201cWhen we came here, my child barely spoke due to stress, but I see changes in my youngest son, he started talking and communicating with other children for the first time\u2026 made friends here; You can say you're happy. - \u201d<\/p>\n Odinets, together with his wife and three children, fled Ukraine \u2019 six months ago and hopes that his diploma will soon be recognized in Poland \u2019 in order to find a job.<\/p>\n \u201cThis helps me because I now have free time between 09:00 and 15:00. During this time, I can learn Polish, look for work, or help my older children and pick them up from school, \u201d added.<\/p>\n Monika Wo\u017aniak, director of the Comenius Foundation, told Euronews\u2019e that support is vital: \u201cA very large percentage of our children experience trauma, so our attention needed to be strongly focused on helping children who couldn't and couldn't cope in normal primary schools and kindergartens.\u201d<\/p>\n Monika wants to open more nurseries and register them in the official education system.<\/p>\n Wo\u017aniak, \u201cWe hope to launch EU-funded programs that will help integrate Ukrainian children and their parents into the Polish early education system. We are talking about children who, if they have a good foundation, will eventually begin to live well, \u201d explained.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n This \u2018spynka is funded by the \u2019s UNICEF<\/strong>They also receive support from the Polish government and some European funds.<\/p>\n Most of the staff working in these centers are Ukrainian refugees, such as Yuliana.<\/p>\n When former decorator Euronews\u2019e first arrived, she said she had trouble finding a job that would give her time to pick up her children after kindergarten or school and take care of them at night. Today this \u2018spynka works as an educator in one of the \u2019s and says that the most important thing she can do is work.<\/p>\n \u201cIf it wasn't for this job, I don't know\u2026 I could have been a cleaner at first, then maybe I could have found something else \u2026 but this spynka really helped me adapt\u201d said.<\/p>\n What other support is being offered to Ukrainian women and children?<\/b><\/p>\n To date, almost two-thirds of Ukrainian refugees have found work in \u2019, Poland, according to government figures.<\/p>\n By the way, the European Social Fund Plus<\/strong>(ESF+) has allocated \u20ac8.9 billion to tackle child poverty in AB\u2019. Some of this money can be used to fund and increase the number of official \u2018spynka\u2019s, as well as improve the quality of places in kindergartens.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Ewa Flaszynska<\/strong>The head of \u2019's labor market department, the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy, said more Ukrainian women had found time to look for work as the number of children given to a single educator increased.<\/p>\n Almost 70 percent of Polish women are \u201ci active, and statistics show that Ukrainian women who join us are also active in the labor market, \u2019 said.<\/p>\n While some Ukrainian women have already returned or hope to return in the near future, the expansion of childcare services has proven to play a key role for Ukrainian refugee families trying to find stability abroad.<\/p>\n Click on the video in the media player above to watch Fanny\u2019's full report.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The kindergartens in \u2019, or \u2018spynka\u2019s, have proven to be a must-have place for Ukrainian women who have fled their country with their children. 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