From the first days of the war, the Vyshnievet Lyceum became a shelter for many people who lost their homes and their usual way of life. Here, 27 residents (7 children and 15 women) are provided with comfortable living conditions and mandatory hot meals. We delivered a generator for their needs because constant power outages make it almost impossible for people to continue living together.

Svilto nadii sheltered 106 people, including 46 women and 28 children. Here, social workers work on social adaptation and provide social support to those affected by the war. For the needs of these people, we bought and delivered warm blankets, as well as supplies of food – cereals, canned goods, groceries, etc.

Сollege in Chernivtsi became a temporary home for 48 people, including 18 children from Kharkiv, Severodonetsk, Lysychansk, Mariupol, Luhansk, Bakhmut, etc. In order to make their commen life easier in the winter period, we delivered them boiler and generator.

The “Rodyna” center provides a place to live for women and children and during the war became a home for almost 100 people. The needs of the center never end, because people are often evacuated with absolutely nothing. We purchased and delivered food and hygiene products to cover their basic needs.

Due to the war, the infrastructure in Ukraine is suffering critically. People live without electricity for hours or even days. This greatly complicates the life of every Ukrainian, and shelters are no exception. We delivered a generator for the needs of 90 (45 women, 17 children) displaced persons living in Rivne region to make their common life a little easier.

Shelter “Vse bude dobre” is a salvation for 157 people (72 women, 49 children and 36 men in families), whose lives were destroyed by the war. We provided these people with more than 100 kg of food supplies and sweets to please the children. In addition to this, we delivered household products to help keep things clean.

26 women and 14 children, including 5 people with disabilities found shelter in Luzhany. Forced to flee from the war and face extreme difficulties in life they receive here not only a place to live, but also social, psychological, legal and humanitarian assistance. We delivered them slippers and socks to make them feel warm during cold weather.

249 people (122 women and 64 children) affected by the war live in a shelter in Chernivtsi. Here they receive medical, psychological and social assistance. We delivered them 9 heaters to keep them warm and comfortable.

Sichovy collegium shelter in Zaporizhzhia region is home for 170 people (77 women, 38 children) who can’t come back home due to active hostilities and bombing. We purchased and delivered them 240 items of hygienic supplies and 140 items of food supplies.

Rivne college accommodates 199 people (91 women, 53 children, 14 people with special needs) who were forced to leave their homes and evacuate. We purchased and delivered them 700 litres of household cleaning products, as well as pillows and blankets to make their common living more comfortable.

146 people, including 100 women and 37 children from Donetsk, Lugansk and Kharkiv regions found shelter in a small village in Poltava region. To help them to get ready for cold winter we provived them with heaters, electric kettles, laundry driers.

47 people (32 women and children) affected by the war found temporary home in Lviv design college dormitory. To improve their living conditions, we provided them with microwaves, as well as heating devices, considering the cold weather and the approach of winter.

From the first days of the war, Rovesnyk provides free accommodation and food for people fleeing the bombings and seeking protection. Today, 135 people live here, including 77 women and 26 children. We purchased and deliveter them 3 refrigerators for their shared use.

Shelter “Vse bude dobre” is a temporary home for 157 people who fled the war to nowhere and were looking for protection. 72 women, 49 children and 36 men as part of families received from us stocks of tea and coffee for the winter period, as well as sugar, disposable dishes and napkins.

Since 3 March 2022 sanatorium Goryn provides accomodation to people, who suffered from the war and lost their homes. As of today 90 people (45 women, 17 children, including aged people and people with special needs) are living here. We purchased and delivered them bed linen, drying racks, ironing boards and a vacuum cleaner for household needs.

Shelter in Luzhany, Chernivtsi region, is a temporary home for 26 women and 14 children, including 5 people with disabilities. Here they receive social, psychological, legal and humanitarian assistance. We purchased and delivered them a refrigerator, 2 microwave ovens, and 2 electric kettles to equip the kitchen.