21 children from Gostomel, Irpin and Bucha found shelter in Lutsk. Due to hostilities, their houses were destroyed, so the school has become their home today. We bought and delivered them beds to arrange comfortable sleeping places.

3 shelters in Lviv provide accommodation for 92 people (36 women, 33 children) mostly from Donetsk and Lugansk regions. To improve their living conditions, we purchased and delivered them food supplies and household chemicals.

78 people (33 women, 28 children) found shelter in Lviv’s hostel “Under the high castle”. As hostilities continue in the areas they evacuated from, people cannot return home and plan to live in the shelter for an indefinite period. We delivered them groats, vegetables, dairy products, jam, etc.

The Tyrbota Center has been taking care of displaced persons since the first days of the war. In Vynnyky, Lviv Region, they provide temporary housing for 22 children and 12 women. We bought and delivered them food supplies (groats, dairy products, meat, fish, fruit juice, vegetables, etc.) and hygiene products.

44 people including 29 women and 6 children are currently living in a shelter for displaced persons in the school “Orientir”. We provided them with almost 500 kilograms of food supplies (vegetables, dairy products, groceries, etc).

Today, the Ternopil College of Tourism provides accommodation for almost 200 people (86 women and 49 children) who were forced to evacuate their homes. We bought and delivered them heaters, as part of preparing the shelters for the winter period. After all, space heating is not only a matter of comfort but also health care and disease prevention.

Shelter “Misto Dobra” accommodates 200 mothers and their children, including 62 children evacuated from the orphanage in Mykolaiv. We sent them chairs, shelvings, organizers, and baskets to arrange a special place where children could spend their free time with comfort and pleasure.

134 people, including 72 women, 25 children, 18 pensioners and 6 people with disabilities live in the premises of the Lutsk College, which has become their temporary home. People came from such regions as Donetsk, Luhansk, Mykolaiv, Kherson, Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhya. We bought and delivered to them dishes, kitchen utensils (electric kettles, blenders, etc.), household and hygienic goods such as detergents, shampoos, soaps, etc.

School №6 in Uzhhorod provides accommodation for people forced to evacuate from areas where hostilities are active. Currently, 80 people live there, including 19 children and 45 women. We delivered them two refrigerators and a vacuum cleaner for common use.

About 170 refugees live in Sich College, most of them are women and children. The shelter needs constant support, as the number of people who are unable to return home is large. We purchased and delivered them a freezer to ensure food storage.

14 women and 18 children from Donetsk and Luhansk regions are currently living in Mother&Baby center, which has been sheltering evacuated people since the first days of the war. We provided them with items of prime necessity to improve their living conditions.

The lyceum dormitory in the small village of Nyzhankovychi is a temporary home for 55 people, 28 of whom lost their homes because of war. We purchased and delivered them 150 kg of food supplies and 70 hygienic items.

150 people from Donetsk, Kharkiv and Luhansk regions received shelter in a children’s camp in a small village (Poltava region). The biggest difficulty is providing all these people with food. We delivered them a refrigerator, which is the most important need today.

School #49 provides accomodation for refugees from eastern and southern regions of Ukraine. We purchased and delivered them 250 items of basic necessities (detergents and cleaning agents, washing gel, wet wipes, etc.) to improve their living conditions.

Rovesnyk refugee center shelters 140 people (77 women and 33 children) who were affected by the war and evacuated to a safer place. Considering the critical problem of food storage for such a large number of people, we purchased and delivered them a refrigerator.

School #2 in Yaremche provides accommodation for displaced persons, mainly women and children, who have been evacuated from territories where active hostilities are taking place. We purchased and delivered them fruit, vegetables and hygiene products.