ADRA Ukraine — Protection and Support Centers are close to Ukrainians even during the energy crisis
ADRA Ukraine — Protection and Support Centers are close to Ukrainians even during the energy crisis
Due to attacks on critical infrastructure and power outages, our Centers operate with certain restrictions, but do not stop.
Psychological assistance is available in all Centers.
The city of Zhytomyr
Available services: psychological assistance, the opportunity to warm up, access to the Internet, warm water.
Charging phones — only when there is light.
There is heating and hot water.
Phone number: +38 050 424 78 29
The city of Sumy
Available services: psychological assistance, the opportunity to warm up, access to the Internet, warm water from the cooler (can be collected in a thermos).
Charging phones — only when there is light.
There is heating.
Phone number: +38 096 285 62 24
The city of Chernihiv
Available services: psychological assistance, the opportunity to warm up, access to the Internet, warm water, charging the phone.
There is heating, hot water and electricity supply.
Phone number: +38 066 647 35 66
The city of Kharkiv
Available services: psychological assistance, the opportunity to warm up, access to the Internet, warm water, charging the phone.
There is heating, hot water and electricity supply.
Phone number: +38 099 368 53 00
Our Support Centers continue to operate with restrictions also in Mykolaiv, Kryvyi Rih, Khmelnytskyi and Dnipro cities.
The format of work may change depending on the electricity situation.
Work schedule of ADRA Ukraine Protection and Support Centers
Monday–Thursday: 09:00–18:00
Friday: 08:00–14:00
Saturday–Sunday: weekend
If you need support come or call us!
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