Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
This is Natalia and her husband. They are both pensioners. They said last winter, after attacks, the electricity went off. They stayed without light and heat for 8-10 hours. They were very happy to receive the stove, now they are not afraid of a black out.
Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
They live very close to the seashore and their home has been shelled three times. Because of shells, very often they don’t have electricity. They requested window insulation and the installer asked if they would like a stove. We returned later and installed the stove.
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Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
This is Anatoliy and Svitlana. They are in their mid 70s and are a very lovely family. Because of electricity problem in their village, which Russian attacks caused, very often they are without light and heating in their home. They have an electric stove so this wood-burning stove will be the only source of heat and place to cook for them when they don’t have electricity, which last year was 6-8 hours every day.
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Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
This is Galina, she lives alone. She doesn’t hear well. She didn’t hear the first shell. It hit close to her home, and she said, “I never heard the shells, but I heard the missile. All her windows were destroyed, and also the heating system. For now, the stove is the only source of heating for her.
Elena Report-Nikopol, Ukraine
Fire Dept
This is Nikopol fire department. Here, people are the first ones who come to help others after a shell. They try to help everyone they can, but the place where they work also was shelled twice. The second time, the shell blew up 3 m from a medical worker and hit the wall. Praise God, the man survived. Because all of the 120 windows were destroyed it was very cold in the fire department. Firemen couldn’t rest and relax in during rare times of rest between calls. The chief of the fire department said that when you we insulated on the first floor, it became much warmer. He said a lot of gratitude words to UkrainianChildren and everyone who helped.