300 children from Donetsk region to receive backpacks for school
Nearly 300 children in the Donetsk region will receive useful backpacks that will assist them not only in their studies but also in everyday life! This support has been made possible through the collaboration of Save the Children and the NGO “Responsible Citizens.”
The backpacks contain not only school supplies but also essential items for safety and convenience: flashlights, thermal mugs, power banks, and reflective tape. These items will help children navigate the challenging conditions of the energy crisis and support their learning. Families who have received the backpacks have already shared positive feedback, highlighting how important these kits are for their daily needs.
The distribution of backpacks is ongoing in the Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka, Slovyansk, and Novodonetske communities of the Kramatorsk district. Specialists from the NGO “Responsible Citizens” are actively working to deliver these packages directly to families in need.
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