The public organization "There are no strangers' troubles" helped military man Serhiy Shnuder from Yasnozirya, Cherkasy region, to win the status of "war invalid." This was reported by the MHP-Community Charitable Foundation, and by UNN.
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Schnuder, 45, was demobilized from the frontline due to injuries and concussion at the end of 2023. Last year in May, an enemy aerial missile hit a few meters from him. The shock wave threw Serhiy several meters away. He was evacuated to the hospital with shrapnel in his head and leg. It took a long time for doctors to restore the defender's health. His sick lungs, some of which were removed in peacetime, and which suffered from dampness in military conditions, added to the difficulties. After demobilization, due to the lack of the necessary package of documents, Serhiy was assigned a group 3 disability for general illness. In order to win the status of a "war invalid", which entitles him to compensation for utilities and a much higher pension, the NGO "No one else's troubles", supported by the MHP-Hromada Charitable Foundation, came to his aid. This organization supports veterans in the Cherkasy region: in this case, they collected the entire package of necessary documents for the medical and social expert commission.
"Serhiy could not cope with such tasks alone: his concussion was affecting him, and he had domestic problems and no job. To top it all off, the house where the family did not live during the full-scale war was looted: pipes were cut out, the heating system was broken, and the furniture was destroyed. The NGO "There are no strangers to misfortune" helped to renew the contract with the gas service and restore gas supply. Life goes on. It does not promise to be perfect. However, thanks to kind hearts, it becomes a little easier. We hope that Sergiy's family - a daughter, wife, mother, 7 cats, a puppy and 2 chinchillas - feels it," said MHP Community.
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"MHP for Communities is a Ukrainian charitable foundation that was launched in 2015. Its main mission is the comprehensive development of communities. The geography of its activities includes 12 regions of Ukraine: more than 700 towns and villages. Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Foundation has been systematically supporting people in the regions of hostilities, Ukrainian defenders and rescuers, communities, hospitals and maternity homes, charitable institutions that care for orphans and the elderly, as well as people who have lost their homes and livelihoods due to the war.