Residents of Kiselivka in Kherson region received food kits and bread from the UN World Food Programme
Residents of Kiselivka in Kherson region received food kits and bread from the UN World Food Programme
In March, ADRA Ukraine volunteers distributed 1,676 food kits and 7,520 loaves of bread from the UN World Food Programme to residents of the village of Kiselivka in Kherson region, with the support of ADRA Switzerland. Bread is distributed at the rate of 4 loaves per person per month.
In Kiselivka there is a modular town for people evacuated from hot spots of war and for people who have lost their homes. Residents of the town also receive food products at the ADRA Ukraine distribution point.
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