With the support of philanthropists, a house was built in the Kyiv region for a family raising six foster children. In addition, the family received their own car. This was reported by the head of the Kyiv RMA Ruslan Kravchenko, according to UNN.
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Kravchenko said that the family of Natalia and Viktor Shevchenko is raising 6 foster children. In addition, this family-type orphanage will soon be replenished with several more children.
The biggest dream of the Shevchenko family was to have their own home, so that all its members could feel cozy and comfortable. Today their wish came true - they received the keys to a large house in Myronivka, Kyiv region
According to him, in 2023, the Olena Zelenska Foundation will implement the Address of Childhood project. It is about building housing for large foster families. First of all, those who lost their homes to the Russians.
The Kyiv region has contributed to its implementation as much as possible. The Foundation has already built houses for two families in our region. In particular, the Yaroslavtsevs from Zaporizhzhia region and the Umanskys from Kherson region. The possibility of building a house for another family is being studied
He also recognized that there are a lot of large foster families in need of housing. Therefore, Kravchenko is confident that this project needs to be scaled up.
I invited the communities of Kyiv region and philanthropists to join it. The Myronivka City Council and the MHP-Community Foundation, which covered the financial costs, immediately responded to the proposal. The strategic partner of the MHP-Community Foundation is the international company MHP. I am grateful to its founder and CEO Yuriy Kosyuk for supporting my initiative. Thanks to the synergy of the Olena Zelenska Foundation, Kyiv Regional Administration and MHP, the Shevchenko family's dream of a cozy home has come true
Kravchenko said that the area of the new house of the Shevchenko family is almost 500 square meters, including 250 square meters of living space and 46.6 square meters of underground protective shelter.
The house has 6 bedrooms, 1 kitchen, and 1 common room. It is based on a typical project for building a house for a large foster family, which is being built as part of the Address of Childhood project by the Olena Zelenska Foundation.
Another family's dream has come true. The Kyiv RMA donated a Toyota Proace City car. Now the family will be able to move around comfortably and freely. Every child deserves to have a family where they are loved, understood and supported
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