Together for Support: Community and Learning Support in Ukraine ltpgtThe project will focus of the following ltbgtobjectiveslt/bgt:ltbrgtltbgtO1:lt/bgt Provide critical SNFI/FSL/WASH supportnbspto vulnerable IDPs, returnees and other conflict-affected people in the target communities in Kharkiv andnbspKhersonnbspOblasts, including last-mile deliveryltbrgtltbgtO2:lt/bgt Provide access to safe learning spaces for children in Chernihivska OblastltbrgtltbgtO3:lt/bgt Providenbspcapacity-building fornbsppartnernbsplocal CSOs to increase quality of humanitarian assistance they provide to their beneficiarieslt/pgtltpgtEEF will implement this project in cooperation with four Ukrainian local non-governmental organizations that participated in other EEF-implemented projects, includingnbspUHF-funded,nbspand proved their efficiency. This partnership will ensure that the project can covernbspterritories that are hard to reach otherwise, as well as first-hand knowledge of local needs and circumstances.lt/pgtltpgtltbgtO1lt/bgt will be achieved by distributing NFI and WASH kits to households in the areas of Kharkiv (ltbgtCharitable Foundation Source of Revivallt/bgt andnbspltbgtBuilding the Future Togetherlt/bgt)nbspand Kherson Oblasts (ltbgtALTERNATYVAlt/bgt) with limited or no access to markets, including distribution of special kits for people with disabilities.nbspIt will also include distribution of householdnbsptools enablingnbsphousingnbsprepairs in Kherson Oblasts (ltbgtALTERNATYVAlt/bgt)nbspand household agricultural implements in Kherson and Kharkiv Oblasts (ltbgtALTERNATYVA lt/bgtandnbspltbgtCharity Foundation Source of Revivallt/bgt). The latter activity implemented under the FSL Cluster will enable households to grownbsptheir own agricultural products thus increasing their self-reliance. In distributing the kits, IPs will respectnbspvulnerability criteria prioritized by clusters, including, but not limited to:nbsppensioners those with a disability households with more than three children households with a bedridden member low-income households.nbsplt/pgtltpgtltbgtO2lt/bgt will be achieved by equipping bomb shelters in Chernihiv Oblast in places where the security situation allows for the offline educational process. For this project, schools and kindergartens will be selected in close cooperation with the Department of Education of Chernihivska Oblast. Activities will be implemented by ltbgtEEF lt/bgt(30 bomb shelters)nbspand ltbgtLAMPA lt/bgt(25 bomb shelters).lt/pgtltpgtUnder ltbgtO3lt/bgt, ltbgtEEF lt/bgtwill help itsnbspImplementing Partners (IPs) further improve their capacity to serve their beneficiaries. They will benefit from networking events and mentorship (up to 40 hours per organization) in such areas asnbsplegal issues, communication, accounting and tax issues,nbspproject management, AAP/PSEA, burnout prevention and/or others as selected by the IPs.nbspEEF will also produce a distance-learning course on disability inclusion in humanitarian interventions that will be freelynbsp availablenbspon EEF's Zrozumilo! distance-learning platform.nbspAll activities will be accompanied by the communication campaign that will reach an audience of at least 1,000,000 views in social and/or traditional media. The campaign will highlightnbspproject activities and informnbsppotential beneficiaries about the opportunities and results of the activities.lt/pgtltpgtThrough its activities, the project plans to reachltbgt over 42,000 direct beneficiarieslt/bgt,nbspltspangtof whichnbsplt/spangtltspangtover 50% are children.nbsplt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtWhile implementing the project, EEF will ensure that (1) all staff involved takesnbsptraining on PSEA (2) a robust feedback/complaints system is in place (3) routine monitoring activities are implemented throughoutnbspthe implementationnbspperiod.lt/pgt