In the Lviv region, the palace will be restored and an aid center for children of war will be built

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In the village of Zhuravno in the Lviv region, the emergency palace of the Skshinskyi-Chortoriiskyi will be restored. The first "Hope for Kids" Center for Psychological Assistance to Children of War in Ukraine will be created there.

Published by Zahid.net reported, that the Lviv Regional Council, the military administration and the "HopeUA" charitable foundation signed a memorandum of cooperation.

The cost of the restoration project is 3 million dollars. They will be provided by benefactors - the partner organization Health Net TPO and the grant program of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.

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"We already have all the approvals, the master plan. We expect that the funds will arrive next year and we will start the first stages in the spring. In general, the reconstruction project will last 2 years," said Anna Tkachyk, the head of the coordination center of the "Hope UA" BF.

The exterior and interior decoration of the palace will be restored. The project involves redevelopment: there will be a shelter, a dining room, recreation areas, bedrooms, study and therapy rooms, and an assembly hall. After completion of the work, the center will be able to provide services to 200-250 children per month.

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The Center for Social Rehabilitation of Children will help children with post-traumatic stress disorder or with war trauma: those who survived the occupation, became witnesses or victims of violence, suffered losses. Lists of children will be selected by social departments in the regions.

The palace in Zhuravnoy was built at the end of the 1904th century, but it burned down in 2004. The then owner of Zhuravnyi, Antony Skshinskyi, built a new neo-Renaissance palace nearby. Its facade is decorated with stucco with Empire elements - allegories on a military theme, mascarones of knights, coat-of-arms cartouches. In XNUMX, the building was badly damaged by fire and today stands empty.

 

 

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