We are talking about kindergarten No. 17 and Lyceum No. 1 in Gostomel, school No. 13 and the building of the Fiscal University in Irpen, Agrarian Lyceum in Borodyanka, school and kindergarten in the village of Ozera, as well as Sytnyakiv Lyceum in Makarov.
"The most important thing here is the infrastructure. Because the people who will return to these places need to have kindergartens, social institutions - all this is vital in order to adapt to changes and have a sense of home," says the founder of District #1 Andriy Tytarenko.
Activists are clearing the territories. Photo: District #1
Activists clear the area of debris, repair windows and roofs, and preserve houses to prevent their further destruction due to weather conditions.
In the buildings, the roof is repaired and the windows are sealed. Photo: District #1
In the near future, they plan to bring in architects who will create projects for each object. Special attention will be paid to bomb shelters.
Volunteers clean buildings that have been destroyed from the inside. Photo: District #1
Currently, the "District #1" team has more than 300 volunteers. Everyone is invited to join forces. To do this, you need to fill out form and join the community in Telegram.
The project also needs financial support. You can donate via Patreon.
One of the classes of an educational institution of the Kyiv region, where there were active hostilities. Photo: District #1
The public organization "District #1" was created on the initiative of Andriy Tytarenko in 2018 to reconstruct Reitarska Street in Kyiv. Funds for its restoration were collected from Bloc party events.
After the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, they decided to transform the project into a charitable foundation, the goal of which was the restoration and gentrification of all of Ukraine.
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