In Ukraine’s Mykolaiv region, shelters were set up in a lyceum and a kindergarten with Serbia’s support
In one of the communities of Mykolaiv region (in the Voznesensk district), modern shelters were equipped in educational institutions – a lyceum and a kindergarten – with financial support from Serbia. This was part of efforts to protect children and teachers amid the military conflict. The shelters are designed for more than 800 lyceum students and more than 90 kindergarten children. The new safe spaces have been restored and equipped
In one of the communities of Mykolaiv region (in the Voznesensk district), with financial support from Serbia modern shelters were equipped in educational institutions – a lyceum and a kindergarten. This was part of efforts to protect children and teachers amid the military conflict. The shelters are designed for more than 800 lyceum students and more than 90 kindergarten children. The new safe spaces were restored and equipped by the Olena Zelenska Foundation.
The project was financed as part of Serbian humanitarian aid to Ukraine. The shelters are equipped with the conditions necessary for children and staff to stay during air raid alerts. Official representatives expressed gratitude to Serbia for its support in a difficult time.
Serbia has already provided humanitarian aid to Ukraine several times. Last year Belgrade sent several shipments of medicines, food and essential items. In addition, Serbia took part in projects to rebuild civilian infrastructure and ensure humanitarian corridors.
Serbia maintains neutrality in the military conflict in Ukraine but continues to support the population of Ukraine through humanitarian initiatives.
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