This guidance has been compiled for service providers who are working with children, families, and separated children in response to the current humanitarian situation in Ukraine and surrounding countries.
The guidance contains three parts:
- Part I provides guiding principles that should frame all interventions with children at risk of separation or those already separated from their families during a humanitarian crisis.
- Part II includes key actions when preparing to and moving children.
- Part III includes key actions when receiving individual or groups of children in a new location, including across borders. Links to relevant documentation are included throughout the document to provide additional and more detailed information.
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