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Two sisters from Druzhkivka in Donetsk region, whose mother was killed during the Russian missile strike on the Kramatorsk railway station in April 2022, received a new apartment.
Kateryna is 17 years old; she has a disability resulting from a mine-explosion injury. Her sister Yuliya is 12. In April 2022 their mother was killed as a result of the Russian missile strike on the Kramatorsk railway station. Later Russian shelling destroyed the family’s house in Druzhkivka. After losing their home, the sisters moved to Kyiv, where they lived in a rented apartment together with their grandmother Nina Mykolaivna and their aunt Olha, who became their legal guardian. The family never received compensation for the destroyed home in Druzhkivka. Nina Mykolaivna has already signed the papers and received the keys to the new apartment. The next step is renovation and furnishing, after which the family will be able to move in. Lytvyn Foundation purchased the apartment for the sisters from Druzhkivka (photo: Lytvyn Foundation) Who will do the apartment renovation The charitable foundation "Right to Comfort," founded by designer and architect Viktoriya Fainblat, joined the project. Lytvyn Foundation financed the purchase of the apartment, while the partner foundation will be responsible for renovating and furnishing it. After the work is complete, the family will be able to move into their own residence. Housing assistance became one of the social directions of Lytvyn Foundation’s activities. Viktoriya Fainblat’s foundation will furnish the family’s new home (photo: Lytvyn Foundation) Which educational projects Lytvyn Foundation develops Most of Lytvyn Foundation’s work is aimed at the development of Ukrainian youth. The foundation implements educational, entrepreneurial, and technological programs in which teenagers can learn for free, work on their own ideas, and gain practical experience. One of the key projects is the MindCraft online business school for teenagers aged from 13 to 17 years. Students study entrepreneurship and create their own business projects. The foundation also holds Code The Future hackathons, where teenagers work on technological solutions for real businesses, and runs a business club for young entrepreneurs. Another direction is the sports-educational program ONE POINT: Game. Mind. Future. for young tennis players, which the foundation implements together with Elina Svitolina’s foundation. In addition, Lytvyn Foundation organizes AI marathons and summer entrepreneurial programs for youth.
What is known about Volodymyr Lytvyn Volodymyr Lytvyn is a Ukrainian AI entrepreneur, philanthropist, and investor, and the founder of Lytvyn Foundation. He created the charitable foundation to develop Ukrainian youth through education, technology, and entrepreneurship. In parallel, Lytvyn develops businesses in the fields of technology and artificial intelligence, invests in young founders and promising projects. He is developing this direction in Europe as well, collaborating with technology startups and teams.
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