In Vinnytsia region young lyceum graduates were presented with backpacks with stationery from UNICEF (PHOTOS)

On Vyshyvanka Day at Barsk Lyceum No. 2 in Vinnytsia, the Chief of the Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration, Serhiy Borzov, and Member of the Ukrainian Parliament, Iryna Borzov, visited the school. They greeted the graduates of three elementary school classes and handed them 81 backpacks with stationery kits provided by UNICEF partners. This information is reported by the Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration.

Inside the backpacks, you can find notebooks, paints, pens, markers, diaries, water bottles, plasticine, glue, scissors, and pencils—everything necessary for studying in the fifth grade.

"Despite the war, the educational process continues. Thank you to the teaching staff for their daily work and love for the children," said Serhiy Borzov.

Earlier, we reported that in Poltava, educational and hygiene kits were presented to displaced children. Thanks to cooperation with partners, 150 hygiene and 300 educational kits were distributed to the children. The educational kit includes a backpack, notebooks, albums, markers, pencil cases, pens, and pencils.

We also mentioned that 12 sets of neodymium magnets were delivered to the Poltava Regional Sklifosovsky Hospital. These kits include a case with a neodymium magnet and various attachments of different strengths. They can be used for diagnostics and foreign body retrieval through wound channels. Additionally, antibiotics, saline solutions, surgical instruments, disposable materials for surgeries, gloves, and gowns were brought for the medical staff's needs.