As of today, my responsibilities as a village representative are less relevant. I had to adjust because the war assigned me new duties. We have been actively involved in «hot evacuation» and we have been moving up to 7,000 people from hotspots. We have been taking trips on a daily basis. I wear a bulletproof vest, an American helmet, and we go there in (mini)buses to save people. All this is possible thanks to many caring benefactors. We receive great support from different countries, including from Switzerland. I am also in charge of securing necessary funding. I must say that our local people and our village council are fully involved in the work. We are now as one family.

We set up a shelter for IDPs in the Voloske school. More than 2,500 of our fellow citizens received temporary asylum there. Then we have been able to find them a safe haven for a longer period of time, in Ukraine or abroad. Most of them are children, in particular from orphanages, people with disabilities, ordinary peaceful Ukrainians. And every day we provide humanitarian aid to about a hundred families of displaced people in Dnipro City. We also deliver our aid to some hotspots around. Our current slogan: Do whatever you can for the victory, wherever you are.