The journey of children and athletes from the Kramatorsk community within the framework of the national project "Together: United Communities" became a great opportunity to reboot, as well as to have fun with friends.
Tournaments, adventures, relaxation, and even rainy weather — everything turned into an unforgettable experience filled with genuine emotions, team spirit, and the strength of Ukrainian unity.
Transcarpathia welcomed us warmly and homely:
Lumshory, Carpathian baths, mountains, and silence gave children moments of peace, where they could simply be themselves, breathe deeply, and feel the joy of childhood again.
The athletes from Kramatorsk represented the Kramatorsk community with dignity at the competitions:
- 1st place — football.
- 1st place — chess (Maxim Kalashnikov).
- 3rd place — volleyball.
- 3rd place — chess (Dmytro Maryutichev).
And all this took place during the celebration of the Day of the Twin City of Kramatorsk — Perechyn, when the joint organization of festive events turned into another symbol of friendship between the regions.
Even the rain did not hinder us! During the chess tournament, players' eyes were shining, laughter and support echoed, and each chessboard became a field where sharp minds and well-trained moves prevailed in the sports struggle.
We also did not forget about the important aspect: safety in sports. The children learned how to prevent injuries, were taught the basics of taping, and understood that a true champion is not only strong but also knowledgeable!
And, of course, what is a journey without a tasty ending? We concluded the trip with a warm pizza break, laughter, and memories that have already become part of the great story of unity.
"Together" is not just the name of the project. It is cooperation for results. It is a state of soul, it is our choice to be together. Together — we are stronger. Together — to victory. On the football field, on the chessboard, and in achieving a common goal, creating the right conditions for our children to remember their childhood — as childhood!
Based on materials from the Kramatorsk City Council
