62 people, including 18 children, who were forced to leave their homes because of the war found shelter in a college dormitory in the city of Stryi. We bought furniture for them to equip the kitchen, where they prepare food and eat.

From March 9, 2022, the children’s health and treatment complex “Kraina Mrii” provides free housing for displaced people. Today, 31 people from Mykolaiv and Donetsk regions, Kharkiv and Kherson live here. We delivered them about 150 kg of food supplies, as well as hygiene products and household chemicals.

The Vinnytsia Center for Social and Psychological Rehabilitation of Children and Youth provides shelter to 21 people from Sloviansk, Lysychansk, Bakhmut and Kherson. These are children and youth with severe disabilities, the elderly and their families. We purchased and delivered a refrigerator to improve their living conditions.

62 people (28 women, 32 children) found shelter in the Orinyn Gymnasium and still cannot return home because of the war. We delivered them about 180 kg of meat, dairy products and vegetables.

Today, Lviv College is home to 127 internally displaced people, including 71 women, 36 children and 7 people with special needs. To improve their living conditions, we purchased and delivered them a gas stove and microwave ovens.

17 children and 13 women from Donetsk and Luhansk regions are currently living in Mother&Baby center in Uzhgorod. We sent them 1 month food supply, which includes various types of cereals, dairy products, canned goods, groceries, sweets, fruits, etc.

Today, Rivne complex rehabilitation center provides housing for 36 people from the occupied territories, as well as territories where active hostilities are taking place. We sent them a washing machine, which will help improve and facilitate people’s daily lives and ensure a higher level of hygiene.

Children’s health center “Perlyna Prydniprovia” is a temporary home for 125 people (69 women, 26 children) who had to leave their hometowns because of war. We purchased and delivered them 3 heaters to warm the premises which is extremely important for people’s health in cold weather.

From the first days of the war, the school in Strіlky (Lviv region) provides temporary shelter to people forced to flee from the war and occupation. As of today, 33 people live here, including 21 women and 5 children. We purchased and delivered them household appliances (boiler, refrigerator, stove) to improve their living conditions.

192 elementary school-aged children live in the village of Velyka Pysarivka, which is located near the border of Ukraine and is under constant shelling. In order to get ready for the school year, we delivered them more than 1,500 items of school supplies (notebooks, pens, pencils, felt-tip pens, drawing albums, glue, erasers, stationery sets, etc.), as well as candies to make the children happy.

Kindergarten #43 in Olexandria is a temporary home for 77 people (21 children, 31 women) who were forced to flee the war. We provided them with household appliances to improve their living conditions. In addition, we purchased and delivered 360 kilograms of vegetables.

136 people (34 children, 63 women, and 8 people with special needs) found shelter and safety in “Goryn” sanatorium in Rivne region. We sent them 250 kilograms of food supplies including various types of cereals, pasta, oil, canned fish and meat, sweets.

The lyceum in the small village of Vyshnievets accommodates evacuated families with kids from Kharkiv, Kherson, and Kyiv regions and provides free meals to more than 200 displaced persons. We purchased household appliances for the dining room in the shelter to guarantee people a constant hot meal.

80 internally displaced people, including 35 women and 30 children received temporary shelter in School №3 in Chernivtsi. To improve their living conditions, we purchased and delivered them 2 electric stoves and a boiler.

Misto dobra in Chernivtsi is home for 175 children including 62 kids evacuated from Mykolaiv orphanage. We delivered them more than 600 items of shcool supplies to ensure studying process and leisure activities.

College of tourism accommodates displaced persons forced to flee war and evacuate for their own safety. For today it’s a temporary home for 186 people including 86 women and 49 children. We provided them with the necessary furniture to improve their living conditions.