In Mongolia - OneSky

Mongolia, since 2018

In Mongolia, OneSky provides family skills training to migrant parents so that their children can thrive.

Trained

2,086

Caregivers

Reached

7,695

Children

The Challenge

Ulaanbaatar’s ger districts are informal settlements with limited public services and home to a growing majority of Mongolia’s migrant families with children.
These vulnerable children lag behind their peers in all domains of early childhood development, and are up to 40% less likely to enroll in preschool.

Our Response

Family Skills Training
Training in Kindergartens

In 2018, OneSky piloted its first training program for caregivers serving young children living in the ger districts of Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar. In 2020, we launched the OneSky Family Center as a demonstration, community engagement and training space for families to strengthen their understanding of how quality early care and learning opportunities can help their children thrive.

Today, in partnership with public kindergartens and local NGOs, OneSky is training and supporting parents to provide quality responsive care for young children ages 0-8. OneSky’s evidence-based Family Skills curriculum teaches healthy early childhood development as well as responsive caregiving skills and practices. With support from Mongolia’s government, OneSky is fine-tuning and expanding our program to transform the lives of more children across low-resourced ger districts.

Stories of Our Work in Mongolia

Impact Snapshot – Mongolia

October 29, 2024/by Ivy Yu

Mongolia, since 2018

Mongolia, since 2018