Free provision of construction materials directly to families whose housing has been affected by the military aggression of the Russian Federation in the Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
The project is implemented by the local NGO "Charitable Foundation 'Kolo'" under our supervision.
Currently, we are exploring the expansion of the beneficiary territory and seeking funding.
We received from the authorities a list of damaged houses along with contact information of the owners.
The representative of the Foundation in the region personally communicates with the residents and conducts photo and video documentation of the damages, with the mandatory written consent of the residents.
In accordance with the agreed requests and records, we send a batch of building materials (22 tons - one truckload) to an intermediate warehouse in the region. The materials can be stored at the warehouse for a certain period of time."
We dispatch materials from the intermediate warehouse in small batches (2-5 tons) for delivery to the residents.
The representative of the Foundation in the region formalizes the transfer of materials to the homeowner, documenting the acceptance and transfer. Homeowners themselves undertake the repairs, with assistance from third parties where possible.
Photos and videos of damages, records of apartments and recipients, and financial components of the project are collected and stored in the Google Drive cloud resource with open access for the donor and all project participants.
Funds allocated for the project: €49,132
The number of families who received assistance for housing reconstruction is 453, with an average of 108,46 euro per housing unit.
Materials provided:
Bags of dry construction mix - 10 887 units;
Buckets of primer - 647 units;
Total 278,645 kg (11 trucks).
Increasing the number of regions to 9: Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Dnipro, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv.
5 400 families will be able to receive assistance for housing reconstruction, approximately 600 in each region
Required materials: 108 000 bags dry construction mixes, 10 800 buckets/jars primer, and thermal insulation materials (polystyrene, etc.). Total 2 808 tons.
Personnel: project manager, project coordinator, and nine representatives in the regions.
On average, one family receives assistance in the form of building materials worth from 90 to 120 euros.
This amount helps people partially restore the housing damaged by bombings and provides the opportunity to live more comfortably and safely.
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