Pavlo is originally from Yenakiieve in the Donetsk region. In 2014, due to the war, he was forced to leave his hometown and relocate to Dnipro. It was there…
The first three months of this year have been very active at the Estonian Refugee Council, with our programmes in Estonia focusing on supporting Ukrainian…
On 10 April, the Estonian Refugee Council’s portrait exhibition “Voices from Crises: Stories of Displaced People” opened in Tartu as part of Gallery Night at…
With support from the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Estonian Refugee Council helped people affected by crises and conflicts in Georgia, Ukraine and…
The Estonian Refugee Council’s portrait exhibition "Voices from Crises: Stories of Displaced People" presents the stories of people with refugee backgrounds…
Estonian Refugee Council is now part of the Standby Partnership Network – an international network that brings together UN agencies and humanitarian expert…
The Estonian Refugee Council is preparing to support people affected by the war in the Middle East and neighbouring countries in response to the growing…
Estonian Refugee Council has joined the Standby Partnership Network (SPB Network) – an international network that brings together UN agencies and humanitarian…
24 February 2026, marks four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. That is almost one and a half thousand days of fear, uncertainty, and…
Last year, a total of 60 people with a refugee background in Estonia took part in group meetings based on the MindSpring method, organised by the Estonian…