For more than two years, not a single day has passed in Ukraine without explosions and air raid alarms. Our enemy, disregarding any norms of international law, cruelly, cynically, and purposefully directs its missiles and drones at residential buildings, schools, hospitals, kindergartens, shopping centers, parks, and playgrounds. There is no escape from terror anywhere - not in Uzhhorod, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Odesa, Mykolaiv, Dnipro, and especially not in the frontline cities of Kharkiv, Chernihiv, and Kostyantynivka. The worst thing is that at such moments, people get injured and die, sometimes whole families. Each loss is an immense tragedy for our entire nation.

Despite our country's challenges today, we must continue to work for Victory, rebuild, and raise new generations of citizens. "Direct Inclusion" understands that it is tough for people who have lost their homes or, worse, their relatives in a single attack. We are open to prompt and comprehensive support. You can ask us for help repairing damaged housing, paying for medical treatment, purchasing necessities, etc. However, we must warn you that such applications are considered only after documents confirm them.

What does this mean?

This means that we will only consider your request if you can confirm that you need help. For example, for owners of damaged property, a copy of the title deed, and for physical victims of attacks, proof that they were at the place of the attack. Our volunteers will tell you more about the documents you must provide. Send an application and leave your contacts in it.

Such verification guarantees that the assistance of "Direct Inclusion" will be directed to those who need it and not to those who seek easy money.

Application deadlines

We understand that after a terrorist attack, a person needs time to recover and return to thinking about the future. That is why we allocate two weeks from the date of the incident to accept applications from victims of missile attacks. Such time limits are necessary because the number of people needing support is growing daily. Therefore, we ask everyone who needs help from enemy attacks not to delay their application. In turn, we promise to do our best to meet your needs.

The "Direct Inclusion" Charitable Foundation looks forward to the day when our website will no longer contain materials on the rules of rescue under fire or the specifics of choosing a plate carrier for a soldier. In the meantime, we urge you to take care of yourself and respond to airborne alerts. May you never need this article again!