Serhii Morhunov Thanked the Community of Karlsruhe for Another Humanitarian Aid for Vinnytsia Schools

Vinnytsia has received a batch of humanitarian aid from its twin city Karlsruhe. This time, Vinnytsia schools received more than 800 pieces of school furniture - tables and chairs, which are extremely important for the normal educational process in an environment where educational institutions are actively adapting to new requirements.

Vinnytsia Mayor Serhii Morhunov expressed his gratitude to the community of Karlsruhe and Mayor Frank Mentrup for their continued support and assistance in a difficult time for Ukraine.

"We are grateful to our partners for their tireless support not only for the schools in Vinnytsia, but also for the shelters where children can study in safe conditions. It is very important to us," said the mayor.

The aid consists of new school furniture that will be distributed among various educational institutions in the city that need to renovate their classrooms and shelters. The cargo has already been unloaded at one of the city's schools, and over the next few days the furniture will be delivered to other schools in Vinnytsia.

In general, this is not the first aid from the German twin city: earlier, Vinnytsia received school furniture, generators and other necessary equipment.

"This support is important for our community, and we greatly appreciate every gesture of support from Karlsruhe. Our children deserve a quality education in comfortable conditions, and each such assistance brings us closer to this goal," added Oksana Yatsenko, Director of the Education Department of Vinnytsia City Council.