Thanks to the support of the partner East SOS managed to provide war victims in the Vilkhivka community with essential items of vital necessity, critical for survival and recovery in conditions of destruction and instability.
How it happened
The project was implemented under the constant threat of shelling and complex logistics, but thanks to the coordinated work of the Agency team and the support of the partner, all the measures were carried out on time. As part of this initiative, 170 people affected by the war received electric oil convectors to help provide heat in their homes during the cold season.
Results
Thanks to the project, 170 families who were left without the essentials due to the consequences of the war received assistance. Convectors provided heat in homes, which helped improve living conditions in situations where many families were forced to rebuild their lives from scratch.
Challenges and achievements
Implementing this initiative required overcoming numerous challenges, including security risks and complicated logistics. However, thanks to the experience of the Agency team and the support of the partner East SOS managed to quickly respond to the needs of people and provide the necessary assistance.
Impact on communities
The project significantly improved living conditions in the affected communities, providing people with the means to survive in the difficult conditions of war. The project provided immediate assistance, but also a symbol of support for those left in the difficult conditions of war.
What the project left behind
This humanitarian initiative has demonstrated that even in the most difficult times it is possible to provide people with the necessary resources for their survival and recovery. The project has been an important contribution to supporting the communities most affected by the war and continues to inspire further work on community recovery and development.
Region of implementation: Vilkhivka community, Kharkiv District, Kharkiv Region
Term of implementation:for 2022-2023
Number of beneficiaries:170 people
