The International Headquarters for Aid to Ukrainians has launched its 38th humanitarian mission in the Kherson region with the participation of members, mentors, and partners of the Business Woman Club. The first stage of the trip included a visit to a modular town for internally displaced persons, where families with children received essential humanitarian aid.
The humanitarian cargo included clothing and basic necessities, personal hygiene products, baby diapers, food supplies, cosmetics, and generators to support energy resilience. The delivered aid became the result of consolidated efforts by international partners and Ukrainian benefactors who joined forces to support families living in frontline regions.
In particular, assistance was provided by the charitable foundation “Sky of Ukraine,” the charitable foundation “Ukraine. Help. Breitscheid named after Saint Lawrence,” founder and professor of engineering and physics Heinrich Benner, the foundation’s curator in Ukraine Vasyl Petruk, the public organization “Kropyvnytskyi Regional Women’s Initiative” (Maria Chorna), the Kirovohrad Regional Center for Children and Youth Creativity, the public organization “MOZHU” (Alina Skomorokhova), as well as members, mentors, and partners of the Business Woman Club — Hanna Krysiuk, Boryanka Simichevych, Andrii Dzhuranovych, Artem Trufanov, Raisa Mykhailova, and Yuliia Slaiman.
The meeting with the residents of the modular town was especially touching. The youngest resident — four-month-old Sofiika — together with other children welcomed the delegation. As a sign of gratitude, the young residents performed the National Anthem of Ukraine and thanked the donors for the assistance provided.
As part of the previous humanitarian mission, trees were planted within the framework of the “Greening the Planet” initiative. It is encouraging to note that they have taken root, are growing, and flourishing. The plantings are being carefully maintained, and further tree planting activities have already been planned.
According to the head of the International Headquarters for Aid to Ukrainians, Hanna Krysiuk, one or two humanitarian missions to the Kherson region are organized every month. Each of them once again proves that aid must not be stopped.
Ahead of Easter, members of the International Headquarters for Aid to Ukrainians are preparing for another trip to the Kherson region to deliver Easter cakes, sweets, and other essential humanitarian supplies.
We sincerely thank everyone who contributes to this effort and does everything possible to support Ukrainians during this difficult time. Special thanks go to the participants of this mission who personally traveled to the Kherson region and became part of this important cause.
Doing good deeds is commendable, noble, and at the same time a great example for the younger generation.
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Photo: Hanna Krysiuk