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21.03.2024
Opening of Help office in Mykolaiv

This week, Help opened its fourth office in Ukraine in the city of Mykolaiv – now our team can increase the volume of assistance in the southern regions of the country.

Currently, Help has four separate offices – in Uzhhorod, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, and, the main one, in Kyiv. Thanks to this, we can effectively and quickly respond to the needs of people and communities throughout the territory controlled by Ukraine.

The opening of the new office was attended by Anton Yefanov, deputy head of the Kherson city military administration, Vitaliy Lukov – the first deputy mayor of Mykolaiv, and representatives of the Halytsynove community. During the meeting with colleagues from the Red Cross Society, the Food Security Cluster, and other organizations, we exchanged experiences helping and rebuilding Ukraine. The opening was also attended by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Ukraine employees, who actively support reconstruction and assistance in the Mykolaiv region.

We are grateful to all colleagues and partners and hope for fruitful cooperation in the near future.

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