Brovary

The Brovary City Council plans to receive 50 wheelchairs from sister cities in Europe for free rent. The initiative is aimed at helping people who cannot get wheelchairs through government programs.

Brovarskaya hromada has signed seven new ESCO contracts for the modernization of educational institutions and municipal infrastructure. Projects include the installation of solar power plants and thermal modernization to reduce budget costs.

Military expert Dmitry Snegirev calls for mass training of civilians based on the Israeli experience. A National Resistance Center with free training from veterans has already been opened in Brovary.

The well-known restaurant chain Chernomorka has opened a new restaurant in Brovary due to the active development of the city. The restaurant offers free tastings, master classes and plans to open another institution in the city.

Brovary is successfully operating a diving rehabilitation program that combines physical recovery with psychological support for the military. Classes are held in a playful way, two groups of participants have already been formed, including spouses of veterans from Kherson.

In Brovary, a migrant from Donetsk created a unique cafe where they sell unusual shawarma and exhibit paintings by artists for free. In two years, the institution sold 80 paintings, and now the business is expanding thanks to a grant.

The modular town in Brovary turned two years old: a history of support and care for IDPs.

Brovarsky city government plans to purchase housing for a family of displaced persons from Kharkiv - a mother and 10 children. The House must be at least 292 sq m, with shelter and all communications.

Brovarsky City Council plans to allocate more than UAH 51 million for the creation of a barrier-free space in 2025-2029. The program provides for improving physical, informational, digital and educational accessibility for all residents of the community.

The mayor of Brovary described the work to ensure the city's energy independence.

A grenade exploded in an apartment in Brovary, injuring a 52-year-old woman. Law enforcement officers, explosives experts and rescuers are working at the scene.

In Brovary, Trebukhiv and Kniazhychi, the municipal utilities are actively fighting snow with 19 vehicles and 76 employees. The city has a stock of 3,000 tons of sand and salt mixture and 400 tons of salt to treat roads.

Brovary has a modular town for IDPs for 352 people with full comfort and infrastructure. The town has autonomous power supplies, free Wi-Fi and all the conditions for comfortable living in winter.

In Brovary, utilities are working in emergency mode due to the first snowfall. More than 40 units of special equipment and 3,000 tons of sand and salt mixture are being used to treat the roads.

The Red Sails kindergarten in Brovary has completed a large-scale renovation of its bomb shelter. The basement was turned into a comfortable shelter with three rooms, toilets and all communications.

The city of Brovary has become a member of the Milan Pact for Urban Food Policy, which unites 230 cities around the world. This will allow the city to introduce new nutrition standards in schools and kindergartens, as well as attract international investment.

The Brovary-based Veteran PRO Center is launching new rehabilitation programs for military personnel and their families. The center combines artistic activities, aromatherapy and diving rehabilitation.

In the Brovary community work is underway to equip shelters in kindergartens.

The Brovary community has received significant financial support from international organizations for the development of inclusive education. Thanks to the grants, classrooms were modernized, special equipment was installed, and assistive technologies were introduced for children with SEN.

The city of Brovary has become a member of the Milan Food Policy Pact along with 230 other cities around the world. The agreement provides for the exchange of experience in developing food systems and improving access to healthy food.

The Brovary community employs assistants for children with special educational needs in 179 inclusive classes and 59 groups. A total of 289 schoolchildren and 141 preschoolers receive support.

The gynecologist spoke about the importance of cancer screening.

Parents of children with special educational needs in Brovary are actively involved in support teams and various events. The community has 2256 children with SEN registered with the IRC, for whom 12 resource rooms have been created.

Screening programs, such as mammography and pap tests for women, help to detect cancer at a stage when symptoms do not appear.

Brovary City Council is working on a project to create a barrier-free space for people with disabilities. The plan is to improve the accessibility of shelters, purchase a special bus, and equip administrative buildings.

Special rooms for children with special educational needs have been set up in schools and kindergartens in the Brovary community. The rooms are equipped with equipment for psycho-emotional relief and correctional and developmental classes.

The Brovary community has implemented a program of free cancer screenings for local residents. The program offers screenings for cervical, breast, thyroid, and prostate cancer.

The Brovary community creates an inclusive educational environment for students with visual and hearing impairments. The city provides special textbooks, technologies, and programs in cooperation with the Inclusive Resource Center.

While the Ford was moving, a wheel came off the trailer and injured a child on the sidewalk. The girl was taken to the hospital and her life is not in danger.

The Kapitoshka kindergarten will have a solar power plant.