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Sexual exploitation and abuse reporting

This study aims to understand perceptions of sexual exploitation and abuse among aid recipients, barriers to reporting, and how to promote safer, more accountable humanitarian resources.

Safety Right Now! Safer Cities for girls!

Do young women and girls feel safe in Polish cities? What do they need to be themselves in public spaces? These and other questions are answered in the Safer Cities for Girls Poland policy paper,…

Crossing Double Borders

This research report examines the challenges in accessing humanitarian assistance faced by LGBTQI+ migrants in Poland.

Every person matters

This artbook is a collection of drawings created by Polish and Ukrainian children both with and without disabilities published by Patchwork Association.

Invisible Wounds

This research report examines the mental health challenges facing adolescent boys and young men affected by the war in Ukraine.

Minimum Standards for Child Protection

We translated the Minimum Standards for Child Protection into Polish. These standards are widely used by child protection organisations and humanitarian experts.

Adolescent Girls in Crisis: Voices from Ukraine, Poland and…

More than two years since the escalation of the war in Ukraine, we have heard from adolescent girls experiencing this ongoing crisis.

Research on the needs of children living with disabilities

This study shows the need to continue funding and supporting services for Ukrainian children living with disabilities in Poland.

Leaflet on the needs of refugee children living with disability…

Our eight-page leaflet explains our research on the experiences of children from Ukraine living with disability in Poland.

Children and adolescents on their wellbeing in the face of the…

This report explores the subjective wellbeing of children and adolescents living in Poland in the face of the war in Ukraine.

Young People on the War in Ukraine

This policy paper summarises the discussions from consultations Plan International conducted with over 200 young people from Ukraine.

Culturally Diverse Schools

This report is based on over 100 interviews conducted in six schools – elementary and above-elementary, hosting refugee students from Ukraine.