CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION OF THE DNIPROPETROVSK REGIONAL CHARITY FOUNDATION “TAKING CARE” again received humanitarian aid for internally displaced persons in Dnipro. This time it came from the Christian Church of Evangelical Pentecostal Faith from Romania. Pastor Serhiy Chorny has sent aid from the Romanian church community to Ukraine. And then, in Dnipro, it entered thanks to Sergey Vornik, pastor of the Church of Christians of the Evangelical Pentecostal Faith from the village of Dyakovtsy.
The assistance is intended for families who have moved to Dnipro from the temporarily occupied territories, as well as from the war zone, where fierce fighting is now taking place.
Representatives of the church community handed over food, baby food and diapers, personal hygiene products for adults and children to Ukrainians. As well as antipyretic drugs and other necessary medicines.
Leonid Blumenfeld, founder of the “TAKING CARE” charity foundation:
“We understand that there is no such thing as a lot of food, so we try to give every family that applied to us the maximum amount of food. During the war, people often turn on the so-called “reserve syndrome”, when a person worries about not having tomorrow there will be something to eat. We understand this phenomenon and try in every possible way to help such people feel at least a little protected and safe. “
Since the beginning of the war, the Charitable Foundation “TAKING CARE” has provided humanitarian assistance to more than 400 families who were forced to flee from the war to Dnipro.