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Bulgarian Red Cross has set up a language camp for refugee children, the press office of the organization announced.
It is organized by the Refugee-Migrant Service to the Bulgarian Red Cross and takes place between September 8-14.
Some 25 refugee children will be accommodated in the Red Cross Training Center in the village of Lozen. They come from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and other countries.
Within the daily educational program, children will have classes in Bulgarian language and literature. In order to assist their social integration and successful learning, they will participate in various games, thematic activities, and art workshops, the Red Cross informed.
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