Another 175 kg of aid sent to Kharkiv region: support that heals
Thanks to the cooperation between the NGO “Responsible Citizens” and the social initiative “Humanitarian Nova Poshta,” another 175 kg of psychological aid kits have been sent to Kharkiv region.
In times of crisis, it is crucial not only to meet basic needs but also to support the psychological well-being of children and their families. That is why we continue delivering not just material aid but also care, right where it is needed most.
This delivery was made possible by the “Humanitarian Nova Poshta” program, which allocates points every month to cover the costs of charitable shipments. Such support helps NGOs and volunteers deliver aid faster and more efficiently to those in need.
We thank our partners for their reliable logistics and support! Together, we are stronger.
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