To date, about 66,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been registered in the capital, leaving their homes due to the full-scale Russian invasion.
On June 8 in Kyiv, the Kyiv City Crisis Center Sociotherapy will begin operations.
The second lobbies at Darnytsia and Vydubychi stations will also open.
A total of 320,000 flowers were planted in Kyiv to create patriotic compositions.
The capital’s funicular is recognized as a monument for its architecture, history, and science and technology.
Anyone who feels they need to apply can contact the center.
The war continues to bring pain and despair to millions of Ukrainians.
The capital’s sanatoriums for children resumed their work yesterday.
144 internally displaced individuals, including single elderly individuals, persons with children, and those with disabilities, have been accommodated in Kyiv boarding houses.
This applies, in particular, to nightclubs and dining establishments, which are prohibited from operating during curfew.
The city has begun reconstructing residential buildings that suffered damage due to Russian shelling
The work is planned to be completed closer to mid-autumn so that citizens can return to their homes before the heating season begins.
Around 200 recipients of social services at the Centers for Social Services in Kyiv have attended the event.
As of June 1, preschool children will be admitted to 34 public kindergartens in different parts of the city.
Due to the destruction, the Orliatko Sanatorium in Vorzel and the Lisny Sanatorium in Irpin are unable to accomodate children today.
Due to the introduction of martial law, the academic year at Kyiv’s general secondary schools ended online without the traditional celebrations at schools.
