Amid a full-scale war, access to medical care, mental health services, and psychosocial support remains particularly important for residents of frontline communities and those affected by shelling.
The Charitable Organization100 PERSENT LIFE OF LIFE. ZAPORIZHZHIA”, as part of its project, operates mobile teams that help bring essential services closer to people affected by airstrikes.
To better understand the needs of communities, coordinate efforts with local partners, and foster interagency cooperation, the organization’s team conducted monitoring visits to the Sumy region.
During these visits, working meetings were held with representatives of local self-government bodies and state authorities, including the acting mayor of the Sumy City Council and his team, as well as representatives of the Sumy District State Administration. The working visit to the Okhtyrka City Territorial Community provided an opportunity to discuss the local context, identify priority areas for cooperation, and agree on next steps to support residents in need of assistance.
A key outcome of the visit was the signing of a memorandum of cooperation with the Health Department of the Sumy Regional State Administration. This is an important step toward strengthening cooperation in the field of healthcare, coordinating efforts, and developing partnerships to improve the population’s access to necessary services.
Effective assistance begins with dialogue and joint decisions. It is precisely through cooperation with government agencies and communities that we can better respond to challenges, develop accessible services, and support people affected by the war.
The Charitable Organization “100% Life. Zaporizhzhia” continues to build partnerships and work to ensure that people in affected communities can receive the necessary medical care and psychosocial support.
The project is implemented by the CO “100 PERSENT LIFE OF LIFE. ZAPORIZHZHIA” with financial support from the Ukrainian Humanitarian Fund (UHF), administered by OCHA, in partnership with CESVI.
