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2023 video report by Sunflower Scotland
27/12/2023
Here’s our video report for 2023. Sunflower Scotland SCIO (Scottish charity reg. no. SC052092) has been helping Ukraine since 02 March 2022. It has been a very hard year for Ukraine. Most of all, for families in front line villages and towns. And also for children, who live in the front line areas. Their childhood
Gifts to 186 orphans to help with distance learning
27/12/2023
Sunflower Scotland delivered gifts to 186 orphan children in the Kharkiv region, including headphones and USB charging hubs, to help them with distance learning. In Ukraine children attend school online for a few days each week, because of the air raids and missile attacks. 27 fostering families in the Kharkiv region live in small flats,
Christmas performance for 150 kids with disabilities and from deprived families
26/12/2023
On 26th December, we organised a Christmas performance for 150 kids with disabilities and from deprived families, in Kryvyi Rih (Wikipedia: Kryvyi Rih), south Ukraine. It is heartbreaking to see children, the innocent victims of russia’s aggressive war. Sunflower Scotland and our Ukrainian partner Shira Sprava (Facebook page: Щира Справа) decided to give children a
Humanitarian aid to 277 people in Novovorontsovka north of Kherson
24/12/2023
Novovorontsovka is a big village, north of Kherson, on the bank of the Dnipro river. The russian enemy is only 10km away, on the other side of the river. They fire bombs and missiles every day. People are very scared and tired of the war. Sunflower Scotland provided humanitarian aid, which was delivered by our
Hygiene products and nappies for orphans with special needs
11/12/2023
Sunflower Scotland delivered aid to orphans in Kharkiv Region, eastern Ukraine. We brought female products for 90 orphan teenagers and nappies for 15 toddlers and disabled kids with special needs. We try to help with all our heart. This means Sunflower Scotland needs to listen and respond to special needs of people in Ukraine. We
Aid to deprived families in Kryvyi Rih
25/11/2023
Our partner charity Shira Sprava proposed us to help deprived families with children, who live in Kryvyi Rih. We decided to support them. When we saw photos of the delivery, we were heartbroken, because of the poverty and hardship. Shira Sprava packaged food and cleaning supplies, which were provided by Sunflower Scotland, and visited 20
Aid to Novooleksandrivka near Vovchansk
24/11/2023
Sunflower Scotland delivered delivered 227 aid bags to Novooleksandrivka, near Vovchansk, Kharkiv region. Our brave and selfless volunteers Vitalii and Oleksii delivered aid, and supported the residents. Novooleksandrivka is a rather large village. It was under russian occupation for 8 months, from February to September 2022. There was a lot of damage to people’s houses
Aid to doctors of Kharkiv Trauma Hospital
21/11/2023
On the 22nd November, Sunflower Scotland delivered medical supplies to doctors in the Kharkiv Regional Trauma Hospital. Located in Saltyvka – possibly the most badly bombed district of Kharkiv – the Regional Trauma Hospital helps people from the whole region. It provides care to patients from the city of Kharkiv, as well as from all
Aid to de-occupied villages near Vovchansk
21/11/2023
Sunflower Scotland delivered washing and cleaning supplies to residents of small villages: Lozova, Virivka and Baksheivka. Found near Vovchansk, in the north-east Kharkiv Oblast’, where the war nightmare drags on. To this day, this area suffers from daily artillery shelling from the russian side of the border. Lozova, Virivka and Baksheivka were occupied between February
Two jeeps to help defenders at the eastern front
20/11/2023
Elvira Dmitrieva, a trustee and the treasurer of Sunflower Scotland, together with Ret. Major General Mark MackCarley, delivered two jeeps to help Ukraine defenders at the eastern front. Ukrainian men who volunteered to protect their country, their wives and children, have to endure in the most inhumane conditions. It’s like WW 1 again. It is