One Kolychivka Story
Several times a week, for almost 4 months we have been visiting villages that were occupied or damaged by the Russian army.
We are helping people to make their homes liveable again. As we understand that they can wait for compensation for several years, but they need to live now.
We deliver building materials, sort out the rubble with our own hands, fix something and find the necessary things.
It started with the fact that we fed people and transported food, medicines and hygiene products. But this began to lose relevance — shops opened, people began to receive pensions and salaries. Not everyone has the money and strength to restore a completely destroyed house. How long will it take for one old man to dig through the tons of bricks that were his home? Obviously much more than if 10-15 young guys do it.
We collect money for building materials, sometimes carry medicines, and always need gasoline to carry as many people as possible.
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