Highlights for the week of July 22 – July 28

This week, Vice Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk paid a working visit to a number of regions.

As part of her visit (opens in a new tab)to the frontline Kherson region, Iryna Vereshchuk held an expanded meeting (opens in a new tab)of the Coordination Center for Civilian Support at the Kherson Regional Military Administration.

Deputy Prime Minister in Mykolaiv region:

-visited a humanitarian hub (opens in a new tab) to help people who were forced to leave the Kherson region;

-held an expanded meeting (opens in a new tab)of the Coordination Center for Civilian Support at the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration;

-visited one of the facilities (opens in a new tab) where veterans, military personnel and their families, as well as family members of fallen soldiers, undergo rehabilitation.

As part of her trip to Kryvyi Rih, Iryna Vereshchuk visited:

-A medical rehabilitation center (opens in a new tab)for veterans in a city hospital in Kryvyi Rih;

-Humanitarian hub (opens in a new tab)for IDPs “With Bakhmut in our hearts”;

-The Cardiology Center (opens in a new tab) was renovated and equipped with funds from the German Government;

-The municipal non-profit enterprise “Service Office ‘Veteran (opens in a new tab)’, which was established by the Kryvyi Rih City Council. The institution will start serving veterans in the near future;

-The “I-Veteran (opens in a new tab)” office, which operates on the basis of the “Visa” Administrative Services Center;

-A team (opens in a new tab)to provide mobile administrative services;

–One of the sports facilities (opens in a new tab) that provides sports rehabilitation for veterans.

It also held a meeting (opens in a new tab)on veterans’ policy.

A state project has been launched (opens in a new tab) to exchange convicted collaborators for captured Ukrainian defenders. It will facilitate the return of Ukrainians from Russian captivity.

The range of persons who can file a claim for damage to housing (opens in a new tab) with the International Register of Damage has been expanded.