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There are seven humanitarian headquarters in the Lviv region, which receive aid and hand it over to IDPs and the Ukrainian military. According to the head of the Lviv Regional State Administration Maksym Kozytskyi, the greatest need is for military equipment and food.
List of required things:
Lviv district:
Food, as the warehouse is almost empty. We need cereals, canned food, and fast-making food. There is a great need for tourniquets, as well as medicines and hygiene products.
Drohobych district:
Equipment for the military. Also food, especially canned food. We need medication. The headquarters has only painkillers. Medical plaits and hemostatic drugs are very necessary.
Zolochiv district:
Food and clothing.
Stryi district:
Military equipment, including uniforms, helmets, bulletproof vests. Of the drugs: painkillers, hemostatic, anti-cold medicine and antiviral, medical turnstiles. There is also a need for food, in particular cereals.
Sambir district:
Equipment for the military: uniforms, helmets, medical turnstiles, combat boots, as well as raincoats and first aid kits. There is still a lack of food and hygiene products.
Chervonohrad district:
Military equipment, as well as flashlights and power banks. There is a need for food (canned food, fast-making food) and shaving products for men. There are also 60 children living in the area who had to leave their homes due to the war. They need technical means for distance learning. Ask for help with tablets.
Yavoriv district:
Military equipment.
You can help the Ukrainian military financially. The collection is held jointly with the Charitable Foundation «Wings of Hope». Details are on the link. You can find contact information for all headquarters here.
Translated by Kateryna Bortniak
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