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    On 18-19 March, Dnipro hosted a Strategic Session for representatives of the volunteer movement on the work of the Relief Coordination Centre in the de-occupied territories.

    On 18-19 March, Dnipro hosted a Strategic Session for representatives of the volunteer movement on the work of the Relief Coordination Centre in the de-occupied territories.

    The purpose of the event was to present the RCC's activities on the example of Kharkiv Oblast and to develop joint plans for 2023 (best practices and work planning).

    Participants: representatives of the RCC, representatives of the "SAVEPEACE.IN.U" Charitable Foundation, specialised humanitarian deputies of the Military Administrations (Kharkiv, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Donetsk, Luhansk regions).

    The event was organised by the NGO "Agency of Effective Solutions" with the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

    This event is a step towards optimising resources and accelerating the provision of support to civilians in terms of evacuation, humanitarian assistance, food needs and coping with the consequences of the war.

    19.03.2023
    On March 16, 60 tons of aid from UNICEF, UNHCR, IOM and the WFP were delivered to Kupiansk raion.

    On March 16, 60 tons of aid from UNICEF, UNHCR, IOM and the WFP were delivered to Kupiansk raion.

    Residents of Kupiansk raion are constantly suffering from daily shelling, so this humanitarian aid is extremely important and necessary for them. The residents of the affected communities will receive food and hygiene items, thermal blankets, solid fuel heaters and other types of aid. Relief Coordination Centre is engaged in distribution of these items in close coordination and cooperation with the Kupiansk Raion Military Administration.

    16.03.2023
    A report by Suspilne Kharkiv TV channel on evacuations coordinated by the RCC in Kharkiv region:

    A report by Suspilne Kharkiv TV channel on evacuations coordinated by the RCC in Kharkiv region:

    Since the beginning of autumn, volunteers in the Kharkiv region have evacuated 26,000 people from the de-occupied areas of the region. The Helping to Leave charity organisation, together with the Relief Coordination Centre, collects and coordinates applications from those wishing to leave and finds benefactors to take people. There are still people in the border areas, some with children, who refuse to leave. There are free places for them in the city's dormitories. Watch how the evacuation is going, where those who have left live and how many children remain under fire.

    28.02.2023
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