Humanitarian and psychological aid to evacuees from the Kherson region

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The Foundation's team

Since the very morning of June 6, the Children's Voices Foundation has been receiving requests for humanitarian aid from the families under its care. The psychologists of our hotline are ready to provide crisis psychological help at the first request of the residents of the Kherson region.

The Foundation has urgently launched additional purchases of bed linen, pillows and blankets, cots, food, hygiene kits to quickly meet the needs of evacuated families.

At the request of the Novovorontsov community (the Kherson region), the Foundation launched the purchase of 20 barrels for 10 thousand liters of water. At the request of the Zelenodolsk community (the Dnipropetrovsk region), we are purchasing more than 50 sets of linen, cots and towels to equip temporary shelters for evacuees.

Our coordinators and teams of psychologists are working in the cities closest to the man-made disaster area: Mykolaiv, Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia.

In Mykolaiv, psychologists continue to work with children and adults, both in groups and individually.

The Voices of Children Charitable Foundation provides free psychological assistance and targeted humanitarian aid to families leaving the flooded settlements.

Our hotline: 0 800 210 106.

If you know anyone who needs help, please share our contacts.

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