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A family led by designer Natali Al Baz, forced to leave their home in Tsyrkuny due to Russian occupation, has restored an abandoned house in a Kharkiv region village. Their renovation story has attracted the attention of thousands on social media.
A Glory Alley was opened in Izium to commemorate 162 fallen defenders from the Izium community. The alley will be equipped with shelter, lighting, and video surveillance.
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.
In 2026, a building reconstruction project is set to begin in Kharkiv Oblast to create nearly 90 apartments for internally displaced persons. The project will be funded by the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine.
An experimental program has been launched in Kharkiv region to purchase housing for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Communities, including Bylazniukivka and Starovirivka, provide free accommodation for IDPs for up to three years with the possibility of extension, while the housing remains community property.
The number of internally displaced persons in Kharkiv continues to rise, reaching 222,400 after 2,400 new arrivals in August. The city is now home to 14,600 individuals with disabilities, 28,500 children, and 62,200 pensioners.
