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A new radiation shelter measuring 1307 square meters has been built at Lyceum No. 8 in Zhytomyr, designed for 600 people. The shelter meets accessibility requirements and includes features such as elevators and ramps.
On September 8, 2026, a memorandum was signed in Zvyagel between the Zhytomyr region and Estonia to construct a rehabilitation center. The center, covering nearly 2000 square meters, will provide physical and psychological assistance to military personnel and civilians.
As of September 1, 2026, Ukraine has launched a program for free hot meals for students in grades 1-11. In Zhytomyr and Kharkiv, students receive hot breakfasts, with additional meals provided for disadvantaged groups. The program is funded by state subsidies and local budgets.
Nurse Valentyna Bondarchuk and veteran of the Russo-Ukrainian war Daridju Biyanvilej Upul from Sri Lanka have been together for nearly three years. The couple met at a military hospital in Zhytomyr after Upul was injured on the front line.
Six students from three universities in the Zhytomyr region will receive Presidential academic scholarships for the first semester of the 2026/2027 academic year. According to the order from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, the scholarships are awarded to students who have demonstrated high academic and research performance.
Four educational institutions from Zhytomyr region made it to the top 200 schools in Ukraine based on the results of the national multi-subject test for 2026. Zhytomyr Lyceum No. 1 ranked 35th in the national rating.
A court in Zhytomyr region found a company director guilty of embezzling over 1.6 million hryvnias during the construction of sports grounds. The accused was ordered to transfer 500,000 hryvnias to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
A presentation of the handwritten book of remembrance "You are my voice" took place in Zhytomyr, featuring stories of fallen servicemen. The book was initiated by Anzhela Vasyniuk in honor of her fiancé Denys Molchanyuk, and currently contains 30 stories.
On September 3, six soldiers released from Russian captivity from the Zhytomyr region set off on a pilgrimage to the Holy Mountain Athos in Greece. The initiative, supported by local authorities, aims to provide psychological recovery for the defenders.
In the Zhytomyr region, over 2058 private households have installed solar power stations. This has been made possible through preferential loan programs and grant support, allowing Ukrainians to secure their homes with electricity during outages in the centralized network.
In Malyn, Zhytomyr Oblast, the No. 2 lyceum, damaged by Russian shelling in March 2022, has reopened. On September 1, 2026, 500 students, including 40 first-graders, returned to classes.
Organisers of the 'Vidsich' book forum in Zhytomyr are launching an initiative to create shoppers from old advertising banners. Proceeds from the eco-bags will be used to purchase books for rural libraries and military personnel.
The Kurnenska community in Zhytomyr Oblast has received a microgrant to establish a safety centre. The project will include training for residents on civil protection, first aid, fire safety, and mine safety.
