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Development of the psychological support and social integration system for
children and adolescents from migrant families in the Republic of Lithuania.
children and adolescents from migrant families in the Republic of Lithuania.
According to our estimates, about 10 000 children and adolescents from
Ukraine, Russia and Belarus, living in Lithuania right now, do not receive so much needed psychological support. For most of their families emigration was a least-evil solution and their life prospects now look uncertain. Excessive burden on social services and the lack of adaptation mechanisms for this group of children creates many risks both for them and for the Lithuanian and European society as a whole, including in the long term.
Ukraine, Russia and Belarus, living in Lithuania right now, do not receive so much needed psychological support. For most of their families emigration was a least-evil solution and their life prospects now look uncertain. Excessive burden on social services and the lack of adaptation mechanisms for this group of children creates many risks both for them and for the Lithuanian and European society as a whole, including in the long term.
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The Grains of Good Foundation
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Elena L. Grigorenko, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Psychology
at the University of Houston
at the University of Houston
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Generation
Generation
Development of the psychological support
and social integration system for children
and adolescents from migrant families in
the Republic of Lithuania.
and social integration system for children
and adolescents from migrant families in
the Republic of Lithuania.
According to our estimates, about 10 000 children and adolescents from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus, living in Lithuania right now, do not receive so much needed psychological support. For
most of their families emigra-tion was a least-evil solution
and their life prospects now look uncertain. Excessive
burden on social services and the lack of adaptation mecha-nisms for this group of children creates many risks both for
them and for the Lithuanian
and European society as
a whole, including in the
long term.
most of their families emigra-tion was a least-evil solution
and their life prospects now look uncertain. Excessive
burden on social services and the lack of adaptation mecha-nisms for this group of children creates many risks both for
them and for the Lithuanian
and European society as
a whole, including in the
long term.
About
Partners
The Grains of Good Foundation
Elena L. Grigorenko, PhD, Distinguished Professor
of Psychology at the University of Houston
of Psychology at the University of Houston
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