— With the start of the new school year in Ukraine, SPORT+ is back in full swing. Children and young people have returned to their regular training sessions and can once again spend time with their teams and coaches.
— Ukraine’s education system has shown extraordinary resilience throughout the war. However, the latest PISA 2025 results highlight serious learning gaps and underline the urgent need for continued educational support.
— Today marks the beginning of a new school year in Ukraine. For children across the country, returning to school once again takes place under the difficult realities of the ongoing war.
— A recent feature by German national newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung highlights Science4People’s respite camps and SKOLA+ educational initiatives. In the article, founder Ferenc Krausz and project coordinator Tetyana Bergues share why supporting Ukraine's youth is an investment in our shared European…
— To mark the end of the school year, the youngest participants of the SPORT+ Project came together for a special volleyball tournament, celebrating both their achievements in sport and the beginning of the summer holidays.
— For children growing up in peaceful countries, summer holidays are often filled with trips, games, and time with friends. For many young people in Ukraine, childhood looks different. Air raid sirens interrupt school lessons. Families live with uncertainty.…
— As part of the SKOLA+ project, children recently stepped into the roles of actors, directors, and storytellers by creating and performing their own puppet show.
— To celebrate the end of the school year, students at Svoboda Primary School took part in a colorful T-shirt painting workshop. The activity gave children the opportunity to express their imagination, experiment with colors and designs, and create their own unique T-shirts.
— The SKOLA+ project is successfully wrapping up its activities for the 2025–2026 academic year. This time, the final sessions were held for the youngest participants of the project — students from Svoboda Primary School.…
— The 2025–2026 school year within the SKOLA+ project has come to a successful close, marking the end of another inspiring chapter of learning, growth, and achievement for participating students.
— As part of the SPORT+ project, the “Spring Cup” volleyball tournament recently took place, bringing together players from Batyovo, Chop and Berehove for a day of sport, teamwork and community.
— The SKOLA+ project also supports its youngest participants: primary school students who discover new knowledge, experiences, and achievements every day.
— As part of the SKOLA+ project, students in grades 6–7 are participating in “The Leader in Me” lessons — a globally recognized leadership development program based on the principles of effectiveness, responsibility, and self-realization.
— At Science4People, we believe that empowerment isn't just found in textbooks—it’s found on the pitch. This spring, the village of Zapson became the vibrant backdrop for a true celebration of community, resilience, and athletic spirit.
— On World Wish Day, the international day dedicated to wishes, we took the opportunity to listen to the voices of the children participating in our SKOLA+ and SPORT+ projects in Ukraine.…
— With the SKOLA+ project, physics is no longer confined to formulas and textbooks – it becomes an exciting, hands-on journey of discovery. Supported by Science4People e.V., this initiative empowers children to explore scientific concepts in a way that is interactive, creative, and deeply engaging.
— Participants from the adult group of the SPORT+ project demonstrated strong determination and team spirit at the VII Volleyball Tournament “Rákóczi Cup” in western Ukraine.
— Each year, the Max Planck Foundation (MPF) brings together leading scientists, supporters, and patrons for its annual Science Evening, celebrating fundamental research and its real-world relevance.
— Today, February 24, marks a somber anniversary: four years since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This escalation continues the conflict that began in 2014 and has defined the lives of millions, particularly since 2022.…
— Recently, we were thrilled to support a lively table tennis tournament at the Batiovo Cultural Center, organized on the ground by our local partner, Tabula Rasa for the Future Generation.…
— Despite ongoing challenges, 2025 was a year of continuity, growth, and meaningful impact for children, young people, and students in Ukraine. As the new year begins, we at Science4People e.V. look back on the past twelve months to reflect on what was achieved together…
— Every year, within the framework of the charitable initiative “No Child is a Stranger” the NGO “Tabula Rasa for the Future Generation”, together with the local government and the Zdybanka Youth Center, organise a festive event for the children of the Children’s Home located in…
— For many of us, Christmas means joy and togetherness – but for some children, especially those living in difficult conditions in Ukraine, a country still suffering from the consequences of war, the season passes without warmth or celebration.
— As soon as peace is restored in Ukraine, the Russian funds frozen in Europe should be used to rebuild the devastated country. This is the demand of 131 Nobel Prize winners - which can be viewed on the new website www.peace4europa.org.…
— At Science4People e.V., we support initiatives that empower young people to develop creative and sustainable solutions to today’s societal challenges. One of these initiatives is the SKOLA+ project, implemented on the ground in Ukraine by our local partner Tabula Rasa for the Next Generation.
— Today, November 20th, the world observes World Children's Day—the anniversary of the adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. This day serves as a critical reminder of our collective duty to ensure every child's right to life, protection, development, and…
— With Kharkiv currently under constant shelling, many researchers and students are unable to pursue their studies or research in safety. To address this, the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, V. N.…
— October 2025 – With backpacks full of notebooks and heads full of curiosity, students in SKOLA+ returned to school this autumn — some for the first time, others already as mentors and role models.
— As part of our ongoing SPORT+ project, this summer saw a meaningful addition: together with our local partner organization Tabula Rasa and the municipal community, we supported the construction of a beach volleyball court.
— The 2024–2025 academic year was another enriching chapter for the SKOLA+ and SPORT+ projects — full of learning, growth, and meaningful collaboration.
— Professor Ferenc Krausz has resigned his membership of the Russian Academy of Sciences despite an existing communicative blockade on the part of the association. In this context, Krausz emphasized that international exchange and the global network of scientists are of great value to him and…
— Over 130 Nobel laureates are appealing to the international community to “rebuild Ukraine as quickly as possible with the frozen funds of the Russian Central Bank following a peace agreement and to compensate the victims of the war”.…
— The young volleyball players of the SPORT+ project demonstrated impressive gameplay during a recent friendly competition, filled with emotion, excitement, and true team spirit.Every match was not only a test but also an opportunity to showcase volleyball skills and team unity.…
— After a successful pilot phase, our SKOLA+ programme started its first full academic year in September 2024. The SKOLA+ programme aims to help Ukrainian children to overcome the educational backlogs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the war against Ukraine.
— As part of our SKOLA+ project, which we have successfully implemented in several schools across Ukraine, an idea for an expansion has emerged. We call it ‘The Mobile Mini-STEM Lab.’…
— A recent gala held in Washington, D.C., with the participation of our founder, Nobel Laureate Prof. Ferenc Krausz, successfully raised significant funds to support children in Ukraine.…
— On the initiative of Nobel Laureate in Physics Ferenc Krausz (Germany) and Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams (USA), 107 Nobel Laureates have joined forces to publicly condemn Russia's devastating attack on the Okhmatdyt National Children's Specialized Hospital in Kiev.
— This is the title of a week-long series of educational and recreational activities organised for children from the town of Marhanets who are participating in our new SKOLA+ project. The event took place from 21-27 July 2024.
— On April 26, an evening fundraiser was held at the Czech Embassy in Washington, DC to raise donations and support the education of children in war-torn Ukraine and provide them with important resources.…
— In the wake of Ferenc Krausz being awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics last year, the founder of our S4P initiative has been traveling extensively to give lectures around the world.…
— San Sanych is no ordinary volleyball coach. Unfortunately, he had to flee his native Southern Ukraine in the summer of 2022 because it was under occupation. He and his family found a new home in Western Ukraine, where he became a pillar of the local…
— As of January 2024, the SKOLA+ program has now moved from its pilot phase to full-fledged projects. Under the Skola+ programme, 20 teachers in 5 schools provide remedial and talent development sessions for around 250 students in the western and near frontline areas of…
— On October 31, Professor Ferenc Krausz paid a visit to Transcarpathia in order to meet with teachers and students who are actively engaged in the “SKOLA+” educational project. This initiative is made possible through our partnership with the NGO “Tabula Rasa for the Future Generation”.…
— On October 2, our partners at Tabula Rasa for the Future Generation launched their pilot educational project, SKOLA+ with the support of Science4People. What is SKOLA+?
— Hoodies are very popular among teenagers, which is due to the fact that the sweater jackets are not only warm and comfortable, but also practical and casual. S4P wanted to please the children and young people in Bakosh with warm clothing.…
— Our new hoodies have arrived. We want to make our nonprofit aid association even more visible in public. The hoodies were designed by Dennis Luck. Part of our S4P team at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics has already tried them on for the…
— The first shipment of powerbanks has arrived in Western Ukraine. They have already been performing their welcome services there since the turn of the year. Two pieces went to the mayor's office in Batyovo, where they will be used in the ID department.…
— In a carefree world, Black Friday is known as a day of discounts in retail and online trade, which initiates and boosts the Christmas shopping season. In war-torn Ukraine, where the energy supply has suffered massive damage in many places, the term currently has…
— Thanks to the cooperation of “S4P” and “Tabula Rasa for the next generation” as well as their generous supporters, the youth center Zdybanka of the settlement of Bátyú in Western Ukraine, became richer with a fantastic gift.…
— 2022 – is World Volunteer Day. Tens of thousands of volunteers have been active in a wide variety of fields in Ukraine for the past 289 days, with unprecedented cooperation.…
— Instead of tearing down bridges as is currently the case in the war, Science4People would like to rebuild them metaphorically and establish strong connections in Ukraine for those in need.…
— With your help, we were able to support a little girl with a valuable food-package. Little Mira fled with her mother from the city of Nikopol in south-eastern Ukraine to Transcarpathia because of the constant bomb attacks.…
— Thanks to the generous supporters and donators of Science4People we have been able to offer some pleasure in those times of unpleasant crisis for the 25 residents of the Transcarpathian Regional Children’s Shelter.…
— On 3 September 2022 Science4People supported a charity auction in the Batovo Settlement of the Transcarpathian region of Ukraine. The auction, which exhibited pictures painted by local and internally displaced young people who have recently settled in the community, was organized by the local ”…
— Science4people aims at mitigating the severe adverse effects of the war on education and personal development of children, teenagers, and students deprived of their homes and – often – of their schools.…
