Libraries of all levels from across Ukraine will be given priority access to receive copies of Muravskyi Way, a book published with the support of the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation.
The book tells the story of the legendary route that ran from south to north of Ukraine during the 16th to 18th centuries, passing through regions including Slobozhanshchyna. The author is renowned Kharkiv-based local historian Andrii Paramonov, with illustrations by acclaimed photographic artist Serhii Kozlov.
As part of the Foundation’s initiative “100 Books for 100 Libraries,” those wishing to receive a copy of the book are invited to send a private message to the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation’s official Facebook page. The message should include the name of the library, the contact details of the person who will receive the book (full name and phone number), and the branch number of Ukrposhta (books will be sent exclusively through this postal service). Quantities are limited!
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Last year, the Foundation also contributed to this important initiative. In just a few days, around 40 children will travel from Kharkiv to a picturesque mountainous area in the Lviv region, where they will take part in a psychophysical rehabilitation program.
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At present, this is extremely important, as representatives of the housing and utility sector, especially members of emergency response teams, regularly respond to calls in critical situations.
Sport
The Bilyaivka Spring Cup has come to an end, bringing together more than 25 teams from across the Odesa region as part of the 8v8 Children's and Youth Football League.
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