The internally displaced Ukrainians living in the modular town in Sykhiv do not stand aside and help bring our Victory closer.
In particular, they collect food to donate to the volunteer kitchen and constantly weave camouflage nets for the defenders at the front line.
Thus, one of the initiatives of the town’s residents is to collect food. They collect the food right in the town and then transfer it to the Lviv Volunteer Kitchen, which provides dry meals for our military. The entire process is organized by the Salesian Fathers, who help with the transportation of food and more.
In addition to collecting food, the residents of the modular town are actively weaving camouflage nets. They have mastered this important skill thanks to volunteer Yulia Pazyniak, who devoted her time to teaching the residents. Yulia not only taught people how to weave nets, but also organizes the transfer of these camouflage nets to the frontline, where they provide additional protection for the Ukrainian military. The Salesian Fathers purchase the material for weaving thanks to the financial support of those who care.
“This initiative is a vivid example of how, even in difficult conditions, the town’s residents do not stand aside and are not indifferent. They find the strength and inspiration to help, to bring our Victory closer,” the modular town adds.
By the way, in total, over the past year, 217 camouflage nets have been woven in the town, which volunteers have sent to the front.
By the way, the modular town in Sykhiv is home to internally displaced people from the occupied territories of Ukraine. The town has 8 two-story houses adapted for living. There are residential units, bathrooms and dining rooms, and all the showers and toilets on the ground floors have been adapted to meet the needs of people with disabilities. They also set up 10 children’s rooms and a cinema, and introduced free English classes and a kindergarten. Today, about a thousand people live here.