As part of the “Side by Side: United Communities” project, a working meeting was held between representatives of the Ladyzhyn City Territorial Community and the Kurakhiv Military Administration.
The meeting focused on sharing experiences and learning about the operational structure of the Kurakhiv community. Participants discussed key areas of cooperation, including planning work with different segments of the population, as well as developing initiatives to promote local identity and cultural development.
A meeting was also held between representatives of the Kurakhiv Military Administration and residents of the Kurakhiv community who had evacuated to the Ladyzhyn community. The main focus was on citizens’ concerns—it is important for people to be heard and to receive support on pressing issues. The greatest concerns revolve around humanitarian aid and housing conditions.
Kurakhiv residents were provided with up-to-date information regarding humanitarian and financial aid, as well as other support options. The meeting took the form of an open dialogue, which allowed not only for questions to be answered but also for trust and a sense of unity to be strengthened between the people and community representatives.
Such meetings are not merely an exchange of information but real steps toward cohesion, mutual support, and moving forward together.
Based on materials from the Kurakhiv City Military Administration