Key points:
- Over 1,200 warming and resilience centres have been opened in the capital;
- There, you can warm up, charge your phones, power banks, and other gadgets;
- Addresses are available on Google Maps and in the Kyiv Digital and Diia apps;
- Businesses are also joining in to set up additional resilience centres in shopping centres.
There are more than 1,200 warming centres and resilience centres operating in Kyiv, where residents can warm up and charge their phones, power banks and other electronic devices, according to the KCSA.
These locations have been set up in anticipation of a significant cold snap and power outages to provide Kyiv residents with basic comfort in difficult weather conditions.
The addresses and opening hours of the resilience centres are available:
- at this link;
- on Google Maps;
- in the Kyiv Digital mobile app;
- in Diia.
Information about the nearest points can be saved in advance on your phone so that you can access it even without the internet.
In addition to municipal resilience points, socially responsible businesses are also setting up heating and charging points in shopping centres. Almost 200 such points are currently operating in Smart Plaza Obolon, Respublika, Art Mall, Blockbuster Mall, Darnitsa, and other shopping centres.
