Key points
- The Ukrainian Red Cross has delivered humanitarian aid to families of children with disabilities in Kyiv.
- 250 emergency response kits were received by families of children undergoing rehabilitation.
- A total of 85 convector heaters were also donated.
- The aid covers patients at the Kyiv City Rehabilitation Centre for Children with Disabilities.
- Support was also provided to families of children from the Centre for Comprehensive Rehabilitation and Social Services.
The Ukrainian Red Cross has provided 250 emergency response kits and 85 convectors to families of children undergoing rehabilitation at the Kyiv City Centre for the Rehabilitation of Children with Disabilities.
The assistance is aimed at supporting families raising children with disabilities who require additional resources for safe daily living.
The emergency response kits contain essential items needed in case of power outages, heating disruptions, or other urgent situations.
These kits help families respond more quickly to potential risks and maintain a basic level of comfort at home.
The support will also reach families of children receiving rehabilitation at the Centre for Comprehensive Rehabilitation and Social Services for Children and Persons with Disabilities. In these facilities, specialists work with children who require long-term physical, social, and psychological support.
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