The building, which looks more like a barn, is an old clay house in Novy Mylyatyn in the Busk district. Here lives a single mother with two small children. The house was given to the woman by the village council when she left the orphanage. But now the woman needs the help of caring people to complete the repairs and arrange the conditions in the house. After all, social workers threatened to take her children away.
HOUSING FOR ORPHANS
The project "Social Chamber" of the Anna-Maria Charitable Foundation calls on all concerned to help with the repair of the emergency house where a mother with two children lives.
Lilya is an orphan, mother of two, who lives without a husband in an actually ruined house.
“History is tested and true! He works about the girl Lilya, a caring mother, a good housewife who lives in a village in the Lviv region, but there is a catastrophic lack of money. But the main problem is the old house, which is collapsing… last year one part of the house burned down due to a faulty wiring and, as a result, one wall collapsed, now the other is collapsing… We have little time, because it will soon rain and cold !!!
In the first days of training we were visited by "friends" (so-called people with mental disabilities) and assistants from the NGO "Larsh-Kovcheg" to get acquainted and tell us about their activities. Therefore, all students were looking forward to the beginning of practice in this organization.
We divided into groups and every Tuesday visited the Lyarsh-Kovcheg workshops in different parts of Lviv. There we had the opportunity to communicate and create with "friends". In this organization, "friends" must not only develop and communicate with each other, but also socialize. They serve in churches, go to shops and fairs together to sell their wares.
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On St. Valentine's Day in many countries also celebrates the International Book Donation Day. The main purpose of this holiday is to inspire people to give children as many books as possible.
On this day, it is customary to give books to each other and family members, leave books in crowded places, give discounts in bookstores, organize volunteer book collection campaigns, donate printed works to libraries and literacy charities.
In Lviv, there is a center for helping low-income people in the premises of the Central Department Store. Those who care are asked to bring clothes, food and hygiene products
In the house of almost every Lviv resident, there are probably things that have gone out of fashion, become cramped or, conversely, too wide or simply never worn. It is a pity to throw them away, as they say, and there is no place to keep them. Many people offer these clothes to friends, exhibit them on social networks, and bring them to commission shops in the hope of getting at least a few hryvnias for a sweater or shoes. But giving away clothes for free and also to those who really need them is probably one of the easiest and most pleasant ways to help.
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