today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has extended the tuition compensation program for veterans' children for the 2026-27 academic year. Students in vocational and higher education institutions can receive full compensation by applying to their educational institution.
The 225 OShP urgently needs a pickup truck for frontline movement and supply delivery. Fundraising has been announced through various channels to ensure reliable transport for saving soldiers' lives.
Fundraising efforts are ongoing in Ukraine to support the military, particularly for purchasing radios. Organizers urge the public to contribute as the situation at the front remains challenging. As of today, the collected funds have not reached the target of 400,000 hryvnias.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has increased the amount of subvention to local budgets from 1 billion to over 1.56 billion hryvnias for the arrangement of housing for internally displaced persons. An additional 565.2 million hryvnias will be allocated to expand the housing stock. Communities will be able to submit applications for funding again throughout 2026.
In Kharkiv, a 'Box of Hope' has been opened on Freedom Square for letters to Ukrainian prisoners of war and missing persons. The letters will be sent through the Ombudsman's Office, and they can be submitted without official confirmation of captivity.
On September 6, the charity half marathon Vinnytsia Run Fest took place in Vinnytsia. Over 1450 participants took part, covering distances from one to 21 kilometers, including children's and veterans' races. The funds raised will be directed towards purchasing bombing drones for the 'Chervona Kalyna' brigade.
A fundraising campaign has been launched in Ukraine to purchase radios for the 4th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade. The soldiers require reliable communication for combat tasks, and donations are being collected through PrivatBank.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Korytskyi held a meeting with members of parliament to discuss enhancing support for internally displaced persons. He instructed ministries to prepare a government package of measures and a financial assessment for its implementation.
Volunteers at the Vinnytsia City Territorial Center for Social Services created their 100th camouflage net in 2026. In total, they have woven 325 nets since February 2024, which are used to protect military personnel and their equipment on the front lines.
Prometheus has introduced a free career consulting service for veterans and servicewomen as part of the 'Veteran Circle' program. This initiative aims to assist veterans in transitioning to civilian employment by helping them identify career paths, translate military experience into civilian terms, and prepare for job interviews.
On September 4, Rivnenska region welcomed its 15th evacuation train of the year, carrying 36 internally displaced persons. The evacuees, including children and individuals with disabilities, received necessary assistance and were accommodated in communities of the Rivnenska district.
A meeting took place in Cherkasy to discuss the development of the Animal Assistance Center. Participants addressed cooperation between animal rights activists and municipal workers, as well as improving conditions for stray animals. Proposals included a memorandum of cooperation and the establishment of a cat shelter.
On September 3, the Uzhhorod City Council awarded the title of 'Honorary Citizen of Uzhhorod' posthumously to 92 fallen defenders. This decision was made during an extraordinary session of the city council in recognition of their courage and dedication in defending Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Cherkasy plans to create a training simulation center for specialists in the housing and communal services sector. A memorandum of cooperation was signed by Deputy Minister for Restoration Kyrylo Fesyk, Mayor Anatoliy Bondarenko, and Director of the Cherkasy Regional Development Agency Ilona Prykhodko. The center will also focus on youth career guidance and veteran retraining programs.
Thirteen citizens returned to government-controlled Ukraine from Russian occupation. Among them are elderly individuals, persons with limited mobility, and those with serious health conditions. Some of them will be hospitalized immediately for medical assistance.
