Vadym Novynskyi

The New Year and Christmas holidays have just ended, but we continue to share joy with special children. This time, pupils of the Berdychiv Special School of the Zhytomyr Regional Council were greeted with a fun performance, contests and sweets.

In order for the children to always have enough strength and inspiration for active games, we also brought 500 kg of long-term food products.

“We understand that the managers, educators and medical workers of the orphanage in such difficult times make incredible efforts for the well-being of their pupils. These are people who save, protect, raise and love their special children every day,” says the manager of the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation, Iryna Danko.

“Today we brought with us not only food and sweets, but also a real children’s holiday — because it is so important — not to deprive children of their childhood, even in the conditions of war,” she added.

The Berdychiv Special School of the Zhytomyr Regional Council has existed since 1980. This is an educational, correctional and developmental educational institution that provides special children with general education according to special curricula, programs and textbooks in combination with long-term rehabilitation and correction of psychophysical developmental disabilities.

The staff of the institution considers the implementation of the right of such children to obtain a general secondary education in accordance with their capabilities and abilities, taking into account the individual characteristics of development, as well as their early socialization for further successful integration into society, to be their tasks.

“From all the children, from our entire team, I am sincerely grateful to the Vadym Novinsky Foundation for making such an incredible holiday for us today! Nataliya Grabarchuk, deputy director of the Berdychiv special school for educational work, addressed our employees. — Our children are special, but they are the best. We sincerely thank you for the wonderful program, for the food and sweets that you provided to our children today! First of all, we wish you health, prosperity, peace, harmony and the fastest victory for our Ukraine!”

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The All-Ukrainian charity Mission of Mercy and the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation delivered a humanitarian cargo to the residents of Kherson and the Armed Forces of Ukraine

On January 23–24, representatives of the “Mercy Mission” and the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation delivered another humanitarian cargo tranche for the victims in the Kherson Oblast war zone and the Ukrainian military.

“We managed to visit and provide assistance in the Karabel district (Island) — the most affected place in Kherson, where people are under constant shelling without heating or transport. We gave them clothes, heaters, medicine and food products,” Archpriest Andriy Dvorovy, head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Kyiv Diocese of the UOC, said.

The humanitarian mission also visited units of the Armed Forces defending Ukraine in the Kherson direction.
The defenders were given small pots, medicines, foodstuffs, and trench candles. The soldiers also received drawings from children with words of support and wishes for victory.

“Thank you for your help in this difficult time. Now Kherson suffers from shelling every day. Many houses are still without electricity and heat. But there are people here. They live and wait for the best. Thank you all for your loving and compassionate hearts, for your support,” Archpriest Ioann Gordienko, head of the department of social service of the Kherson Diocese, said.

“We are grateful to all benefactors. We brought not just heaters, blankets or food for the military and residents of the de-occupied territories — it is a manifestation of your care, love, kindness and mercy. We thank the Kyiv Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation, the Trustee Fund of the Church Abroad (New York, USA) and all the caring people who collected and delivered this humanitarian aid,” said Archpriest Kostyantyn, Deputy Head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Ukrainian Ukrainian Orthodox Church Diocese Dvorovy.

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The Vadym Novynskyi Foundation sent 1,200 kg of long-term food products as part of the charity program of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church “Mission of Mercy” to Slobozhanshchyna and Donbas.

“This time, the humanitarian cargo will be delivered to Izyum, to the village of Kamianka, where 40 people live in conditions of total destruction — without electricity, gas, water,” Archpriest Andriy Dvorovy, head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Kyiv Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, said.

“We take clothes, food, gifts for children to the Sviatohirskaya Lavra. We also go to our military, which protects Bakhmut. We bring them help and gifts from children. We will visit volunteer doctors who are on the front lines. We are not only carrying products, we are carrying your love,” added Father Andriy.

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Humanitarian aid was delivered to the residents of the affected Kamianka in Donetsk region — FondPokrov

“Today we brought food products from the Vadym Novinsky Foundation to the village of Kamyanka. This settlement was badly affected by the war — there is no electricity, gas or water here. Volunteers detonated a mine here last week, because nothing has been demined yet,” says volunteer priest Andriy Dvorovy, head of the department of social service and charity of the Kyiv diocese of the UOC.

The villagers thanked the benefactors for their constant help with food and warm things. Many of them were unable to evacuate, and people are now surviving in difficult conditions caused by past hostilities.

We will remind that for the period from February 24, 2022 to today, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already sent more than 80,000 food kits to the regions of Ukraine to support the population in conditions of full-scale military operations.

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The Vadym Novynskyi Foundation sent humanitarian aid to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and civilians of Donbas

Another 1.2 tons of food products from the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation will be given to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the affected residents of Donbas.

The charity cargo will be delivered by Archpriest Kostyantyn Dvorovy, deputy head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Kyiv Diocese of the UOC.
“We are going on another “Mission of Mercy” trip. From Monday, our humanitarian convoy is leaving for Bakhmut, Druzhkivka, Kostyantynivka, Kurakhovo, Selidovo,” Father Kostyantyn says.

According to him, first of all, people who remain in these cities and were particularly affected by the war will receive help. Humanitarian cargo, including products from the Foundation, will also be delivered to four military units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“We are very grateful to the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation for the help. You are always next to those who are in need, are in sorrow and sadness. God save you!” — added the volunteer priest.

We will remind that in the period from February 24 to today, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already sent more than 80,000 food kits to the regions of Ukraine to support the population in conditions of full-scale military operations.

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Military unit A3283 performs combat missions in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Unfortunately, the unit suffered significant combat losses due to the inability to quickly evacuate the wounded.

The Vadym Novynskyi Foundation quickly responded to the request of the HC management and provided another Volkswagen ambulance at the disposal of the defenders of Ukraine.

“We are happy to help the fighters of the 17th separate tank brigade today. We very much hope that this car will serve the noble cause of saving the lives of military personnel and solving the humanitarian problems of the civilian population in the regions where you perform your difficult service,” said Ilyas Zaza, Medical Director of the Foundation, to the representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

We will remind that the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already delivered more than 120 ambulances to Ukraine.

These cars save human lives every day at the front and in the surrounding regions.

The total amount that Vadym Novynskyi allocated for humanitarian projects after February 24, 2022 until today reached almost one billion hryvnias.

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This week, an extremely important cargo was delivered to the warehouse of the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation — medical goods, which our specialists carefully selected and ordered in Turkey.

“ As part of the humanitarian cargo, we received dressing medical materials, elastic bandages, bandage trauma bandages, saline solution in convenient elastic containers, syringes for droppers with a system for connecting saline solution, a large volume of modern disinfectant — betadine — for treating wounds before surgical intervention, very high-quality tourniquets to stop bleeding and light gauze dressing materials from an elastic bandage,” says Ivan Rozhko, an employee of the medical corps of the Foundation.

All of these products are medically certified, but will still undergo professional testing. Already after that, they will be sent to the front to our defenders according to letters from military units with orders.

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Aid from the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation will once again be delivered to long-suffering Kherson. The humanitarian tranche will be made within the framework of the charity program of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church “Mission of Mercy”.

“We continue to deliver aid to the most affected regions of our country. This time, the humanitarian cargo is heading to the city of Kherson, to the Ostriv district, which is currently being shelled more than anything else. We are handing over 250 food kits from the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation with a total weight of 2.5 tons, and most importantly, we are handing over a piece of our heart to our brothers and sisters who are suffering from the war,” said Archpriest Andriy Dvorovy, head of the Department of Social Service and Charity of the Kyiv Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.

We will remind that for the period from February 24, 2022 to today, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already sent more than 80,000 food kits to the regions of Ukraine to support the population in conditions of full-scale military operations.

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The Vadym Novynskyi Foundation provided 250 food kits for forcibly displaced people from Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions who are temporarily living in Zakarpattya.

The humanitarian cargo will be delivered and distributed among the needy by the “Ukraine of Dreams” charity organization.

We will remind that for the period from February 24, 2022 to today, the Vadym Novynskyi Foundation has already sent more than 80,000 food kits to the regions of Ukraine to support the population in conditions of full-scale military actions.

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On August 8, 2022, Vadym Novynskyi Charitable Foundation donated an ambulancefor the central district hospital in Pogrebyshche, Vynnytsia Region. Before the handover, Metropolitan Varsonofy of Vynnytsia and Barsky performed the act of consecration of the medical vehicle on the territory of the Brailiv Monastery.

“Today, it is impossible to promptly provide medical assistance without vehicles that deliver medics to the places of accidents,” the diocesan press service notes.

Metropolitan Varsonofy, the clergy and faithful of the Vynnytsia Diocese express their sincere gratitude to Vadym Novynskyi Charitable Foundation for the important assistance to our compatriots.

Originally published at https://novynskyi.com on August 15, 2022.